WELCOME TO ARC PULSE Arc mainnet is now live. We're going to track everything happening here. Not just announcements. The actual alpha. Here's what we'll be watching: → new protocols → money flows
 → whales
 → launches
 → incentives
 → tokens
 → memes
→ builders
→ AI agents
→ stablecoins
→ DeFi
→ payments
→ RWA
→ ecosystem narratives If it happens on @arc we're watching. Follow @arcchainpulse. #arc

Arctober has officially begun Eyes on us

GM Architects 💙 Midweek check-in. While everyone watches the timeline we’re watching what’s actually being built. New projects. New launches. New signals to investigate. Wednesday is for digging deeper. What’s caught your attention on Arc this week?

Gm Architects a good day to get onboard with @NoahDao_hq #NOAH $NOAH

ONE TO WATCH ON ARC 👀 $NOAH is live on @arc . @NoahDao_hq is entering a major day for the project as NOAH DAO moves into its next phase on Arc. According to the team, the rollout includes Uniswap trading, alongside tracking across DexScreener, DEXTools and GeckoTerminal, with additional integrations and listings planned. NOAH DAO is building around a simple DeFi proposition: STAKE. PLAY. FARM. EARN. But what has our attention isn’t simply another token entering Arc. It’s another Arc-native team moving from: BUILDING → LAUNCHING Now comes the interesting part. What gets built around $NOAH? Does activity continue after launch day? And can the project turn initial attention into actual ecosystem usage? We’ll be watching. #NOAH Congrats to the @NoahDao_hq team on launch day. 🤝💙 Welcome to the next chapter on Arc.

ARC MORNING RADAR 02 Monday scan. Here’s what’s on our @arc radar this week. 01 — MAINNET IS ENTERING WEEK TWO Arc mainnet went public on September 16 with 100+ applications and 100+ institutional & ecosystem builders announced at launch. Now the interesting phase begins separating announcements from products people can actually use. 02 — CROSSCHAIN LIQUIDITY IS GETTING SIMPLER Arc introduced Interop on Arc, bringing Circle’s interoperability stack directly into the platform. The goal: let developers move supported assets and access liquidity across chains without assembling separate bridge infrastructure themselves. 03 — THE ECOSYSTEM IS MUCH BIGGER THAN DeFi Arc’s official ecosystem already spans payments, trading, financial services, infrastructure, issuers and developer tools. That makes the next few weeks interesting: which category starts producing the strongest real world activity? 04 — “ANNOUNCED” AND “LIVE” ARE NOT THE SAME THING This is something Arc Pulse will keep watching closely. Independent ecosystem tracker Built on Arc currently separates projects into Live, Testnet, Announced and Inactive rather than treating every Arc announcement as a deployment. Its latest dated snapshot tracked 28 projects as live as of September 19. 05 — OUR RADAR THIS WEEK 👀 We’re digging deeper into: AI agents → Payments → Privacy → DeFi → Arc-native builders Less announcement counting. More verification. More onchain evidence. More mapping. Welcome to the Monday Radar. 📡

Gm Architect New week. New builds. New opportunities to discover what’s happening on @arc . Back to researching. Back to mapping. Back to following the builders actually shipping. Let’s see what Arc brings us this week. GM to everyone building. 💙

I need to buy a #memecoin on Arc Chain Which one will do #1000x?

ARC REALITY CHECK 01 @arc has the builders. But how many products are people actually using? Arc launched with 100+ applications and 100+ institutional & ecosystem builders. And since mainnet, we’ve been finding new Arc native projects almost every day. But there’s an important distinction: Building ≠ Live Live ≠ Active Active ≠ Adoption A project announcing that it’s “building on Arc” tells us one thing. Actual contracts, users, transactions, liquidity and recurring activity tell us something much more important. So Arc Pulse is going deeper. For the projects we discover, we’ll increasingly track: → Is the product actually live? → Is there verifiable onchain activity? → Are people actually using it? → Is usage growing or disappearing after launch? Arc already has the infrastructure. Now the real question is which applications turn that infrastructure into actual usage. That’s what we’re mapping. 📡 tell me the product and builder you’re watching in comments section ⬇️