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Darkwolf retweeted
Anyone can fork a launchpad.
But watch what's possible on Arc when you build a launchpad on top of a @Uniswap V4 Hook that lets traders use their money more efficiently (via lending) after investing in tokens and has a built in safety net.
Check out the video 👇🏼 👇🏼
Darkwolf retweeted
The Wolfshead OG Pass NFT whitelist is live 🐺
Only 5,000 OG Pass NFTs will exist. Each makes its holder eligible for an equivalent launch price allocation in the first token launching through Wolfshead on Arc Chain.
Secure your WL spot before Arc mainnet.
wolfshead.xyz/og
ALT Wolfshead OG Pass card floating over a night forest and water. Type on the image: WHITELIST LIVE. 5,000 only.
Darkwolf retweeted
Scenario 2 is a clean 1:442 risk to reward ratio. You don't need to get every prediction right, because you won't.
Which scenario are you?
SCENARIO 1:
You put $1,000 into ten launches. $100 each. All ten miss. Charts dead. Telegrams dead. Dust.
Gone. Zero.
Now you sit there thinking you suck at trading. Wait for payday. Watch some random turn $30 into a million overnight.
That's the part that sits in your stomach.
Next week it's the same ending. Then the week after.
That's why retail leaves and doesn't come back. The whole market gets smaller.
SCENARIO 2:
Same $1,000. Ten launches. All ten miss. Except this time the chart has a floor.
You lose about $20. You've still got $980 for the next one.
Do that 250 times and there's still $500 in the wallet.
Then one $100 ticket goes 10x and you're sitting on $1,400.
Wrong 250 times. Right once. Still up.
Ten misses in the other scenario is $0.
You don't need to get lucky first.
You need money left when it finally hits.
ALT The difference between launchpads like pumpfun, pons, 4meme, etc. and Wolfshead.
Darkwolf retweeted
Welcome to Arc 101, Episode 6.
Wallets shape how value is authorized, how gas is handled, and how transactions execute on Arc.
This episode covers Circle Wallets, Gas Station, and Paymaster, giving developers flexible wallet models and simpler USDC-based transaction experiences.
Darkwolf retweeted
Welcome to Arc 101, Episode 4.
Follow a single USDC transaction across Arc, from send to final settlement.
This episode traces each layer the transaction touches, each validation it passes, and how Arc processes stablecoin movement through the network.
See the transaction lifecycle on Arc.
Darkwolf retweeted
Arc Mainnet launches September 16.
Where Arc stands today:
→ More than half a billion testnet transactions
→ Nearly 3 million wallets
→ 100+ partners active on private mainnet
→ Initial validator cohort expected to help operate the network alongside Circle
Arc is being built as financial infrastructure for the world’s financial markets.
Darkwolf retweeted
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.
Darkwolf retweeted
BREAKING: $15.3T BlackRock, Visa, and Mastercard, among 11 founding validators named by Circle for Arc blockchain.
Other validators include:
1. DTCC
2. Galaxy
3. Global Payments
4. ICE
5. MoneyGram
6. SBI Group
7. Standard Chartered
8. Sumitomo Corporation
Arc is a USDC-powered Layer-1 built for institutional payments and tokenized financial assets.
Darkwolf retweeted
The Solana trenches are rigged
Way to much extraction going on there, most tokens don't last past 1 min and the bots already have you beat. It's not even PvP anymore it's PvB
The issue with extraction is the money flow doesn't get recycled and the players don't come back
Since pumpfun happened on Solana it's been sucking all of the liquidity away from the market and real projects. It needs to stop if we want to make this space fun like it was before
We need to work together instead of playing this rigged PvP/B game
Darkwolf retweeted
When you spend from a unified USDC balance without explicit allocations, Unified Balance Kit runs a greedy allocator across your confirmed per-chain balances to pick your source chains for you.
Our new blog post walks through the auto-allocation path end to end: balance discovery, greedy chain ordering, fee reserves, and burn-intent construction.
arc.io/blog/unified-balance-…