Prototype. The flow you see is simulated; nothing here is live and nothing moves money.

Sources

Every claim and data surface this site cites, so nobody has to take our word for it.

Wave evidence — Arc

Claims

  • Arc's official blog states mainnet goes live on September 16, 2026.
    “Arc Mainnet will go live on September 16, 2026.”
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  • The launch post describes Arc fees as predictable and payable in stablecoins starting with USDC.
    “predictable fees payable in stablecoins (starting with USDC)”
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  • Arc docs claim deterministic finality delivering irreversible settlement in under one second.
    “Arc's deterministic finality delivers irreversible transaction settlement in under one second.”
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  • Arc docs say there are no confirmation windows or reorganization risk.
    “There are no confirmation windows, no reorganization risk, and no probabilistic uncertainty.”
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  • Arc's gas-and-fees parameters page reflects testnet configuration and may change before mainnet.
    “The parameters on this page reflect the current Arc Testnet configuration.”
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  • Arc mainnet uses chain ID 5042 with primary RPC https://rpc.mainnet.arc.io and additional providers.
    “https://rpc.mainnet.arc.io”
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  • Arc native value uses 18 decimals and must not be truncated to the 6-decimal ERC-20 value when recording.
    “Don't use the 6-decimal value when crediting or recording balances”
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  • Arc states Uniswap will be deployed for its September 2026 mainnet with v4 as the recommended starting point.
    “Uniswap v4 is the recommended starting point for new integrations”
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  • Arc Portal lets users create agent wallets with spend limits and permissions.
    “Users can create agent wallets directly in Arc Portal, set spend limits and permissions”
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  • Arc's base fee floor targets about $0.001 per ERC-20 transfer under normal conditions.
    “The base fee floor targets approximately $0.001 per ERC-20 transfer under normal conditions.”
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  • Chainspect defines and tracks time to finality for blockchains.
    “Time to Finality represents the duration required for a transaction to achieve finality within a blockchain network.”
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  • The T13 repo holds artifacts of a paper on LLM trading agents in production.
    “What LLM Trading Agents Actually Do in Production”
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  • Transactions with maxFeePerGas below 20 Gwei are silently dropped by the Arc mempool.
    “Transactions with maxFeePerGas lower than 20 Gwei are silently dropped by the mempool.”
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  • Arc block timestamps are non-decreasing and may repeat across blocks.
    “Block timestamps are non-decreasing, not strictly increasing.”
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  • Transactions on Arc finalize on inclusion so offchain systems can act after one confirmation.
    “Transactions finalize on inclusion; offchain systems can act after a single confirmation.”
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