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Programmable logic plus immediate settlement is the combination that actually unlocks agentic finance.
Either one alone is interesting.
Together they let you build systems that can act, verify, and settle without any human in the loop.
Blockchains are operating systems with a key difference: tamper resistant code, perfectly auditable inputs and outputs, and provable machine state.
@jerallaire explains that as AI drives more economic activity, those assurances become even more critical.
The agentic economy will depend on infrastructure that can support autonomous transactions at internet scale.
That means predictable costs, immediate settlement, programmable logic, and systems that reduce friction for high-frequency value exchange.
Arc is built for that future.
Circle Research is exploring AMP, a multi-proposer protocol for block building on Arc.
AMP introduces proposers that bundle user transactions into payloads and broadcast them directly to validators, creating protocol-level features around:
→ Transaction inclusion
→ Transaction ordering
→ Application-aligned order flow
If you’re interested in becoming a design partner or running a proposer, read more: https://t.co/8MOJhmgeNN
Circle Research introduces Arc Multi-Proposer Protocol (AMP), a new approach to block building.
AMP introduces proposers that bundle user transactions into payloads and broadcast them directly to validators.
The result:
→ Bounded inclusion
→ Fixed ordering
→ Application-aligned order flow
For financial applications, block construction matters. Predictable settlement needs predictable transaction handling.
https://t.co/CgDuWxSMpI
"Finance in and of itself is still, to this day, a trust-relationship game."
The protocol alone isn't the pitch for institutional capital. The counterparty matters too.
@obligatecom Co-Founder Benedikt Schuppli on why the winners in onchain credit understand fiduciary obligations, not just smart contracts.
Existing blockchains face a massive coordination problem migrating to post-quantum cryptography.
@jerallaire says Arc is being built with post-quantum signatures from day one.
Introducing a Circle-built open-source prediction markets sample app on Arc Testnet.
A decentralized prediction market platform built on Arc with @UMAprotocol’s Optimistic Oracle V2 for trustless market resolution.
Arc enables prediction markets with sub-second settlement, native USDC/EURC support, crosschain USDC deposits, and predictable USDC-denominated gas fees.
Explore the repo: https://t.co/46fetP9e6Z
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Onchain leverage usually means margin, borrowing, and losses bigger than what you put in.
The DeepBook App moves the leverage inside the contract, so the most you can lose is the premium you paid.
Waitlist gets in first: https://t.co/ZtquuCm5YX
Introducing a new technical series on Unified Balance Kit: Rethinking Payment and Treasury App Architectures.
The first piece looks at the architectural shift from source-chain-first logic to available USDC.
Applications can simplify the user experience while still keeping explicit control over route readiness, execution state, and failure modes.
https://t.co/aFUZosjfaQ