Welcome to Arc 101.
Episode 1 breaks down the fundamentals of Arc, from stablecoin-native infrastructure and core network primitives to the developer building blocks available through Circle.
If you’re getting ready to build on Arc, this is where to start.
Most chains will address quantum security when they have to.
Arc is being designed with future quantum capabilities in mind from the start.
@gordonliao explains how Arc incorporates quantum-resistant signatures and a mapped path for migrating assets to quantum-safe wallets.
Privacy should be intentional, visible, and controlled.
Arc’s privacy roadmap is designed around future opt-in confidentiality, giving teams a way to choose where privacy belongs in a workflow.
For builders, that could open the door to product experiences with:
→ Privacy status indicators
→ Fee visibility
→ Clear user controls
→ Governed access for authorized parties
→ Confidential workflows without black-box opacity
Privacy without anonymity, designed for real financial apps.
I wrote about why money's second act runs on @Arc.
The first act of digital money brought dollars onchain. The next one needs infrastructure built for businesses, institutions, and agents: stable fees, final settlement, opt-in privacy, and payments at machine speed. https://t.co/i4B0Rl13Fw
Arc Testnet is upgrading to v0.7.2.
This release activates on Testnet on June 18, 2026 at 5:00 AM PT, bringing new features to the network.
Please upgrade your testnet nodes before activation to avoid desyncing.
Release notes: https://t.co/HR3F1vZmLN
The Bored Room was an eight-hour waiting game about legacy financial rails.
Approvals stalled. FX leaked value. Banking hours got in the way. The payment never arrived.
Funny because it was fictional.
Painful because it was familiar.
Arc is designed to fix this. An open internet platform built for:
→ 24/7 settlement
→ Sub-second finality
→ Stablecoin-native payments
→ Programmable FX
→ Agentic economic activity
Read the recap: https://t.co/D7PLPlgoG7
Arc’s privacy roadmap is designed for real financial workflows where confidentiality matters:
→ Payroll-style payouts
→ Treasury operations
→ B2B settlement
→ FX workflows
→ Tokenized asset activity
The goal is privacy with governed visibility: sensitive activity protected from public exposure, while authorized parties retain defined access.
A future path for confidentiality with control in stablecoin finance.
Onchain liquidity is coming to Arc.
@Uniswap is coming to Arc, to bring deep liquidity and a leading swap infrastructure to Arc’s stablecoin-native ecosystem.
This would give builders:
→ Proven onchain swap infrastructure with $4.4T in volume
→ Deep stablecoin liquidity for trading and token discovery
→ A familiar venue for users to access assets on Arc
More to come.
Arc Public Testnet is now live.
Open to developers and enterprises globally, Arc is the Economic OS for the internet that unites programmable money and onchain innovation with real-world economic activity.
Start building: https://t.co/XmFdy0SG5g
Learn more: https://t.co/JOGsf9Ma5V
The idea of an agent having its own reputation and income on-chain blew my mind. #NaraChain treats them as first-class citizens, not just wallets. @NaraBuildAI
Just registered my first AI agent on NaraChain. It already has an on-chain identity. No wallet required—just pure agent-native existence. This changes everything about how we think of ownership. #NaraChain@NaraBuildAI