🚨 THIS JUST CHANGED THE GAME ON ARC 🚨 You can now buy $ARCT with a credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. No CEX. No waiting for withdrawals. No “I’ll buy later.” Card → USDC on Arc → $ARCT in one page. Together with @moonpay, @ArcToolsBackup just opened a real fiat on-ramp for the whole ecosystem. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔹 HOW IT WORKS (simple): Go to arctools.fun/buy Connect a wallet or unlock the in-browser trading wallet Buy USDC on the Arc network through MoonPay (card / Apple Pay / Google Pay) USDC lands in YOUR wallet — they never custody it One-click swap USDC → $ARCT (0.5% fee) First card purchase needs MoonPay ID check. Their fee is shown inside the widget before you pay. After that it’s fast. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔥 WHY THIS MATTERS: • Anyone can enter Arc without already holding crypto • Funds go straight to your wallet, not a platform • Swap fee is 0.5% — same as the aggregator — and it goes to $ARCT buyback + burn • You are on Circle’s L1: USDC gas, sub-second finality, institutional rails • After you hold $ARCT you get real utility, not just a ticker ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⚡ $ARCT ADVANTAGES: • Stake $ARCT and earn USDC from ArcToolsPad fees • 5% of every new token launched on ArcToolsPad goes to stakers • Swap fees across the terminal buy $ARCT and burn it • Reflections: 1% buy / 1% sell tax, half paid to holders in USDC • Access to the full terminal: launchpads, aggregator, scanner, sniper, insider board • Built in public — source code on GitHub • Live on Arc mainnet (chain 5042) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ This is what a real builder stack looks like: tools first, on-ramp second, token aligned with usage. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 CA (Arc / chain 5042): 0x1ea1e4f9a9975f1f6e9c0a9f6e8ada7a66e6de52 Always verify the contract before you buy. Start here: arctools.fun/buy @ArcToolsBackup @moonpay @arc @samconnerone @jerallaire @ARCNewsHQ #ARCT #ArcTools #Arc #MoonPay #USDC #OnRamp #BuyCrypto #DeFi #Builders #ArcMainnet #CryptoTwitter #Altcoins #Web3 🚀 The on-ramp is live. 🛠️ The tools are live. 🔥 The flywheel is on.

Most GameFi projects go quiet when the market gets ugly. $RMV did the opposite. 👀 What makes @Realitymeta interesting isn't just the token- it’s the growing stack of ways the ecosystem rewards participation. 🏙️ NFT royalty mechanisms 🎯 Bid2Earn 🔥 Burn2Earn 🎁 Daily $RMV claims 🎮 More gaming utility being built And that's the part I think the market underappreciates. The team kept shipping while attention was elsewhere. No need to wait for a bull market to start building the product. Build first. Let the market catch up later. That's the kind of team I want to keep watching.

USDC on Base makes hiring simple, and 3D reconstruction accelerates data availability

account abstraction makes blockchain feel more invisible

I’ve been watching the infrastructure around @HyperliquidX catch up with the growth of onchain trading, and the numbers make it easier to see why this matters. As of Sep. 24: • $7.53B TVL • $218.48B 30D perp volume • $5.25B 30D DEX volume • $8.32B open interest • $75.4M 30D fees • $58.7M 30D revenue • $1.42B in 30D liquidations That’s a serious amount of trading activity running onchain. Which is why @doublezero Edge is one of the more interesting pieces of infrastructure to me. DoubleZero Edge is carrying four Hyperliquid feeds covering native perps and HIP-3 markets, including full L4 order book data. What I like here is that this isn’t really built for the average trader. It’s for market makers, execution desks and firms that need the full book without relying on public websocket infrastructure. The streams are uncapped, machine-readable and distributed through DoubleZero’s dedicated network. Hyperliquid already has the volume and price discovery. Now the infrastructure around that market is starting to catch up. If onchain trading keeps getting bigger, having the market isn’t enough. You need infrastructure that can actually keep up with the market.

Some bangers from the SEC today: 1) buybacks do not make a commodity token into a security 2) liquid staking tokens for commodities are not securities sec.gov/about/divisions-offi…

@phantom @BChillman Phantom already won the wallet war. The next war is quieter: you’re charging users rent just for existing. Every token account they open sits in memory on ~1,500 validators. ~0.002 SOL each. Harmless once. Brutal at millions. That’s why people hesitate to receive the 40th meme token. Not because of UX. Because Solana taxes existence. ZK Compression flips it. Keep the receipt. Not the whole account in expensive memory. If Phantom makes compressed accounts the default receive path, you don’t just stay the best wallet. You become the only wallet that can onboard the next 10 million users without drowning them in rent. @legelsteinn built this

Staking has evolved beyond simply earning network rewards. Modern staking ecosystems involve: Validators Delegation Liquid staking Restaking Governance It has become a major part of blockchain economics. #Staking #Crypto #Web3 #DeFi

Yes, it is. This is the same L2 trap as LN. Off chain sequencing certainly means off chain

if you trade like a casino, budget it like entertainment. evans says social-trading apps, where you copy other traders or race a public leaderboard, should be sold as entertainment, not a secret to riches. over 90% of people lose at sports betting, poker, and trading. the more trades you make with fees and spreads, the more likely you are to lose. adults can still choose. he then puts two books next to each other. frank's average hold is about 1 day 11 hours with 7.3k trades. evans's is 169 days and 9 trades. count last month's trades and average hold time. if you look like thousands of one-day scratches, you are paying the house. either slow down to a handful of higher-timeframe bets, or ring-fence a small fun account you can afford to lose and keep the rest of your capital on a slower clock. @notthreadguy @counterpartytv @evan_ss6

gStarknet optional privacy for strkBTC on Starknet feels like a genuine step forward. Bitcoin keeps its onchain proof while users gain real choice over how visible their DeFi activity becomes. The faucet showing unshielded then shielded stages makes that distinction simple to see.

Public Chain, Private Strategy. Blockchains are designed to make execution verifiable but that doesn’t mean every strategy needs to be exposed. Your transaction can be settled on public infrastructure while the intent, logic, and strategy behind it remain confidential. That’s the idea behind @FlutonIO : bringing privacy to the execution layer without giving up the benefits of public blockchain infrastructure. Public verification. Private strategy. One seamless execution layer. The future of onchain execution doesn’t have to choose between transparency and privacy. It can support both.

Introducing vision mining on Robinhood Chain. Traditional mining rewards CPU/GPU power. Our mint will ask you to decode a parallel-view stereogram with your eyes and attention. 3,333 visual challenges planned. No hash-rate arms race. Can you see what is hidden?

Robinhood chain doing very well

Building privacy into the identity layer could make onchain payments far more practical.

In my experience, crypto policy almost never moves the market how people expect. Conventional wisdom was that price would follow Clarity’s success or failure. Investors worked so hard to predict the vote thinking it would give them an edge. Clarity dead, market up.

real charts. real trades. real money. the only difference? your friends are in the room watching you win or lose. Broke Street. coming to Robinhood Chain. waitlist → brokestreet.xyz

Interesting take on crypto privacy issues.

privacy should always be a priority in crypto tools I agree

The key UX insight here is that shielding changes the onchain visibility state of the balance rather than creating a fragmented token variant or separate pool

automatic rebalancing onchain is the real killer feature here