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[image] Crypto payments have a billion-dollar problem: once you send @USDC, there's no refund. No chargeback. No buyer protection. That’s why most real-world businesses still won’t accept it. @circle just solved it. The Refund Protocol - on-chain escrow, three refund paths (including

[image] Most people choose a chain based on hype, ecosystem size, or incentives. We chose @Arc for a different reason: it aligns with how we think stablecoins should actually work. When you build around stablecoins long enough, you start to notice the same pattern, the problem isn’t

[video] Why @Arc might just fix the biggest UX failure in all of crypto. 90% of new users abandon before their first transaction. Not because crypto is hard. Because they received $500 in @USDC and got told "insufficient funds for gas." They had the money. The chain wouldn't let them

[image] App Kit: From 200 Lines to 6 on @Arc I published a deep dive on Arc House breaking down what App Kit actually does under the hood, and how it compresses a full CCTP integration into a single function call. Even if you're new to cross-chain, you’ll understand how the whole flow

[image] Single-sign USDC bridging across 20+ chains on @Arc - powered by Forwarding Service. I just published a deep dive on Arc House breaking down how we built this into XyloBridge - and how the entire flow works under the hood. You sign once. That’s it. Circle’s Orbit relayer

[image] Anatomy of a Cross-Chain USDC Transfer on @Arc I published a post on Arc House breaking down how CCTP actually works under the hood - the full burn-attest-mint flow when you move USDC to Arc. Even beginners can easily understand the flow after reading this post. Most people

[image] Name another chain other than @Arc that had Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Visa, Mastercard, Coinbase, and Robinhood in its ecosystem before it even launched mainnet. I'll wait. @Arc currently has over 100 institutional partners building, integrating, or

[image] Most chains are sleeping on the biggest security threat in crypto history. I went deep into the quantum computing timeline - what it means for ECDSA, why "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks are already happening, and how @Arc is the ONLY L1 shipping post-quantum cryptography