ArcTerminal

Quant intelligence built on @arc

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Introducing Arc Terminal.

A quant intelligence platform on @ARC: sourced analysis, cross-chain portfolio views, risk metrics, strategy distribution, and rule-based monitoring in one terminal.

First of its kind.

[ArcTerminal @UseArcTerminal]

Arc Terminal separates raw market observations, calculated features and model interpretation.

Computed metrics retain their calculation version and input window, so the route from source data to conclusion can be inspected.

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A strategy result needs more than a return number and a chart.

Arc Terminal is designed to keep the strategy’s state, methodology, instrument universe, holding period, fees and slippage treatment beside the disclosed metrics.

Live, backtesting and paused are different things, and the interface should not blur them.

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Every supported position in Arc Terminal is designed to retain its chain, protocol, provider, valuation time and currency conversion context.

Otherwise, total equity is just a neat number hiding all the assumptions behind it.

Built for @arc

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A 10% move with no volume and a 10% move with heavy volume do not ask for the same response.

The edge score we are building reads momentum beside unusual volume and funding, then leaves the inputs visible.

It should give you a reason to investigate, not pretend a black box can tell you what to buy.

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Most of the boring work in a financial product happens where nobody can see it.

We keep money as integer cents and performance ratios in scaled units, instead of using floats that introduce rounding errors.
It only becomes interesting when P&L, subscriptions and strategy revenue need to add up. Which they do.

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One of the first things crypto apps ask for is a wallet connection.
We deliberately kept that line out of the research workflow.

Arc Terminal has its own account layer.
Supported public addresses are only there to map positions, DeFi exposure and risk across chains.

Looking at a wallet should never require handing over the ability to move it.

Built on @arc

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gm to those still building on @arc.

Back to work. Catch you later with some updates on the build

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We built Hunts on Arcterminal to understand a price cross for what it is.

A cross only counts when price moves from one side of a level to the other.

After setup, rearming or a restart, the baseline resets and you only get pinged when the move actually happened.

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Arc being live is one thing. Seeing builders from everywhere actually turn up and ship is the better signal.

We’re bringing Arc Terminal to @arc so following markets, research and cross-chain exposure does not mean living across ten tabs.

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Arc Mainnet launched with more than infrastructure.
It launched with builders.

From San Francisco to Nigeria, Vietnam, India, Turkey, Singapore, Brazil, France, Argentina, and beyond, the Arc community is already building what comes next.

Arc is live.

Built so you can build.

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An alert sent into a workflow needs to arrive intact, or it should be obvious that it did not.

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Arc Terminal verifies payment and entitlement status server side, so strategy access and premium features are tied to the actual account state rather than a browser flag that says someone is subscribed.

Soon on @arc

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Arc Terminal keeps portfolio analysis separate from account access.

Supported public addresses and portfolio connections are there to map positions across chains and DeFi, while the product stays read only and researchfi rst.

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A lending position, LP, or staked asset can carry a completely different kind of risk from spot.

Arc Terminal is being built to bring supported DeFi positions into the same portfolio view, rather than leaving half the wallet outside the analysis.

Soon @arc

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Hunts can be built around the conditions that actually make a move worth opening the app for, including price, volume, volatility, funding and edge score.

The alert waits for your setup instead of shouting at every candle.

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By the fourth repost, nobody remembers where the claim came from or whether the data was current.

Arc Terminal keeps the source, confidence and as-of time with the research, so the read can be checked before it becomes a trade.

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Arc Terminal is being built to put liquidity and volatility beside your supported positions, because a balance can look great while the exit gets harder with every candle.

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@arcticanimalss @arc Yep, that’s the point.
Every data point needs to show when it was last updated, otherwise you’re just looking at old information with a new timestamp on top.

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Arc Terminal treats freshness as part of the data.

Price, volume and research come with an as of time, so you can tell current context from an old read being passed around as alpha.

Coming soon to @arc

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Hunts are for the part of trading that should not require staring at a screen all day.

Arc terminal solves this.

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Arc Terminal groups supported wallet and DeFi exposure by asset, chain and protocol, then puts P&L, drawdown, Sharpe and concentration beside it.

A green wallet can still be carrying a very one sided risk profile.