@FiatPad

Launch your coin in any currency. Holders get paid in it every minute. Real Uniswap liquidity from block one, LP locked forever. Built on Arc. $FIAT

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Arc is live, and dozens of launchpads open with it. Nearly all price coins in dollars and pay the creator a cut of every trade. We built the other one. Here is what Fiat does.
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One currency. Three jobs. Not three names for the same fee. Our 36-second FiatPad explainer separates USDC gas, a USDC-quoted market and holder quote-fee allocations—with the EURC exception. Choose your market: fiatpad.com/launch
FiatPad
@FiatPadOct 8
You came to launch a meme. Why is there a second-coin side quest? Arc uses USDC for gas. On a USDC-quoted FiatPad launch, that same currency names the market and holder fee allocations. Less currency homework. More room for the meme.

The second-coin side quest

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CCTP's non-USDC routes have crossed a $100M milestone. Circle's new total includes EURC, cirBTC and WETH across supported chains. My takeaway for Arc builders: plan for an audience arriving with different assets, rather than assuming every starting balance is USDC. FiatPad's launch-market choices are USDC and EURC. A creator can choose the quote that fits the community, then check the specific funding route. This is Circle's aggregate figure, not an Arc-only or EURC-only total. Explore the launch choices: fiatpad.com/launch

Fiat — Launch your coin in any currency. Get paid in it every minute.

Real Uniswap liquidity from block one · holders paid in the quote currency every minute · creators choose how they earn · built for Arc.

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Circle
@circleOct 14
Circle CCTP has crossed $100M in crosschain volume for supported non-USDC assets. That includes cirBTC, EURC, and WETH, showing how CCTP is expanding beyond USDC to support more ways for value to move across supported chains. More assets with the same trusted crosschain infrastructure.
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An AI answer shouldn't be a dead end. @keryxpays' October 13 release describes a research desk on Arc: find papers, retain excerpts, compare sources and export the evidence. Its wider workflow connects research to USDC access and qualifying citation payments. The part I find interesting is what leaves the chat: material a researcher can revisit, challenge and use in the next draft. That's an Arc application story worth following beyond the payment demo. Explore the builder's workflow below; these are its stated capabilities, not independently verified customer results.
Keryx - Paid per Citation
@keryxpaysOct 13
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A researcher workflow: Find original sources through public-web search, Crossref DOIs and exact arXiv versions. Screen papers, save notes, prepare comparisons and draft related work from retained excerpts. Export references and evidence. Metadata stays labelled.
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Arc is getting a skyline. @Hersiant's fan-made Cooltown presents Arc projects as buildings in a shared city. I like the idea of an ecosystem you can recognise by its landmarks. For creators on Arc, a project's visual identity can become part of a larger world. The screenshot is the creator's presentation; the announced onchain mechanics aren't independently verified here.
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@HersiantOct 14
Yesterday $COOL got something no other meme has: a city that lives on-chain. Every building is a real @arc project. Levels, burns, rugs — it all happens in the city, live, for as long as Arc keeps its pulse. Built on @arc, powered by USDC from @circle "USDC is cool". Home of @usdciscool Come and see 👇 cooltown.city @usdciscool @usdc_cool @jerallaire @arc @circle
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An AI oracle needs an honest ‘I don’t know’ path. Mimir describes an Arc oracle that refunds below 60% confidence and opens a dispute window after every verdict. The interesting design choice: uncertainty changes what happens to the money, instead of merely adding a warning beside a result. For Arc apps handling real-world outcomes, that fallback deserves as much attention as the model. These are Mimir’s stated rules; implementation isn’t independently verified.
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@Mimir_MarketsOct 13
What is the solana:8r2Lgeg2aJzekpg1vLRJ2BoNUGKXqvH11Ab74eRPjd4V Oracle? It's the AI judge that settles every market on Mimir. Rules first, evidence next, a refund when unsure. 1. The market closes. Staking stops at the deadline. 2. Hard data first: final scores from @espn, deadline prices from two feeds, @Polymarket once UMA resolves. If a rule settles it, no AI guesswork. 3. The AI verdict: settlement-grade models read the named source and return a side, a confidence and their reasons. 80%+ settles. 60-79% settles, marked contested. Under 60% means a refund, not a guess. 4. A dispute window follows every verdict, then winners claim. Stakes placed after the result was known get refunded. Every verdict is posted on Arc with a hash of its evidence, so anyone can check what it read and why. Don't argue. Settle. mimirmarkets.xyz
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Where does your coin's face actually live? An image URL tells an app where to fetch a picture. FiatPad's upload flow resizes your icon and includes the image data in the coin's onchain metadata on Arc. That removes a separate image-hosting URL from the uploaded icon's dependencies. Website and social links still point elsewhere; this doesn't preserve the whole project. Put a face on your launch: fiatpad.com/launch Illustrated example.
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EURC shouldn't need to become dollars just to cross a chain. Circle's new walkthrough moves EURC from Ethereum Sepolia to Arc Testnet. For euro-quoted communities, that's the useful idea: change networks while keeping the currency. FiatPad already offers EURC markets on Arc. This demo is testnet, not a new FiatPad funding integration. Explore euro-quoted launches: fiatpad.com/launch

Fiat — Launch your coin in any currency. Get paid in it every minute.

Real Uniswap liquidity from block one · holders paid in the quote currency every minute · creators choose how they earn · built for Arc.

fiatpad.com
Circle Developer
@BuildOnCircleOct 13
CCTP is expanding beyond USDC. Developers can now enable crosschain transfers for supported Circle-issued assets, like EURC and cirBTC, and third-party assets using CCTP’s messaging infrastructure. In this video, learn: → How CCTP supports more assets across blockchains → What this unlocks for developers → How to get started sending EURC over CCTP
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Dropping the creator's keys does not erase the rest of the system. A FiatPad coin, its quote asset and Arc's network rules have different boundaries. Here's how to explain the promise precisely. fiatpad.com/how View article

Fiat — Launch your coin in any currency. Get paid in it every minute.

Real Uniswap liquidity from block one · holders paid in the quote currency every minute · creators choose how they earn · built for Arc.

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The $25,000 launch setting is a price tag, not a cash deposit. On FiatPad, opening FDV sets the starting price across the coin’s supply. A higher setting does not mean more money has been raised, or that holders can all sell at that valuation. Build your launch around the distinction: fiatpad.com/launch
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Conceptual illustration: a frog holds a $25,000 FDV price tag beside a separate closed drawer labelled Pool Assets. The tag describes starting valuation, not cash deposited.

ALT Conceptual illustration: a frog holds a $25,000 FDV price tag beside a separate closed drawer labelled Pool Assets. The tag describes starting valuation, not cash deposited.

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One second of accrual does not need one onchain transaction. Papaya’s new Arc demo describes a running balance calculated from a rate, with the recipient withdrawing in one claim. The clock changes the accounting; it doesn’t need to fire off a transfer every second. For FiatPad communities, time-based creator support and holder fee allocations are different promises. Our holder allocation depends on collected quote fees, not a subscription clock. Papaya labels this Arc build experimental and not independently audited. No FiatPad integration. Explore our fee model: fiatpad.com/how

Fiat — Launch your coin in any currency. Get paid in it every minute.

Real Uniswap liquidity from block one · holders paid in the quote currency every minute · creators choose how they earn · built for Arc.

fiatpad.com
Papaya
@papaya_fiOct 13
1/ Papaya is live on @arc mainnet 🚀 Recurring and pay-as-you-go payments in USDC. Open a payment once, it streams per second until you stop it. Demo 👇 papaya.finance/arc-demo
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An introduction can outlive launch day. On FiatPad, a coin's launch referrer gets 10% of collected quote-side fees. Holders keep their separate 60%. An ongoing incentive, not a one-off bounty. Make it visible when sharing. See the split: fiatpad.com/how
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Conceptual AI-generated illustration. An orange fox with a megaphone introduces a blue rocket mascot at a market. A ribbon leads to a tray labelled 10% Referrer, beside a larger tray labelled 60% Holders. The percentages are of collected quote-side fees and show two allocations, not the full split. Headline: An introduction can outlive launch day. Takeaway: An ongoing incentive. Make it visible. FiatPad on Arc; fiatpad.com/how. Fictional characters, not a customer result or product screenshot.

ALT Conceptual AI-generated illustration. An orange fox with a megaphone introduces a blue rocket mascot at a market. A ribbon leads to a tray labelled 10% Referrer, beside a larger tray labelled 60% Holders. The percentages are of collected quote-side fees and show two allocations, not the full split. Headline: An introduction can outlive launch day. Takeaway: An ongoing incentive. Make it visible. FiatPad on Arc; fiatpad.com/how. Fictional characters, not a customer result or product screenshot.

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FiatPad's launch protection isn't a bot detector. The opening buy tax follows a clock: 99% → 66% → 33% → 0% over three seconds. A fast human faces the same rule. Taxed meme tokens burn. Read the starting rules: fiatpad.com/how
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Some memes don't think in dollars. On FiatPad, choosing EURC creates a euro-quoted market on Arc—not a dollar market wearing a € sticker. The quote currency changes. The meme still floats. Choose your market: fiatpad.com/launch
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AI-generated conceptual illustration, not product UI: a duck costume designer examines a loose euro-symbol sticker. A separate exchange prop marked EURC QUOTE shows a meme-duck token and an EURC coin with opposing arrows. Headline: THE EURO IS NOT A COSTUME. Supporting text: Different trading currency. The meme price still moves. Footer: FiatPad on Arc · fiatpad.com. The scene explains quote-asset selection, not a price peg or a financial result.

ALT AI-generated conceptual illustration, not product UI: a duck costume designer examines a loose euro-symbol sticker. A separate exchange prop marked EURC QUOTE shows a meme-duck token and an EURC coin with opposing arrows. Headline: THE EURO IS NOT A COSTUME. Supporting text: Different trading currency. The meme price still moves. Footer: FiatPad on Arc · fiatpad.com. The scene explains quote-asset selection, not a price peg or a financial result.

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Launch a meme, not a remote control. FiatPad coins on Arc have no later minting, pause or blacklist controls. The creator builds the community without those overrides. That limits control; it doesn't guarantee demand or price. fiatpad.com/launch
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AI-generated conceptual illustration, not product UI: a duck creator holds a hand-painted meme sculpture beside a purple remote with three empty, crossed sockets labelled MINT MORE, PAUSE and BLACKLIST. Heading: BRING THE MEME. LEAVE THE OVERRIDE. The remote says NO CREATOR OVERRIDES. Footer: FiatPad coins on Arc. Market risk remains. The absent controls represent specific token capabilities; they do not imply guaranteed demand, price or safety.

ALT AI-generated conceptual illustration, not product UI: a duck creator holds a hand-painted meme sculpture beside a purple remote with three empty, crossed sockets labelled MINT MORE, PAUSE and BLACKLIST. Heading: BRING THE MEME. LEAVE THE OVERRIDE. The remote says NO CREATOR OVERRIDES. Footer: FiatPad coins on Arc. Market risk remains. The absent controls represent specific token capabilities; they do not imply guaranteed demand, price or safety.

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Launch day shouldn’t have a second finish line. FiatPad creates a Uniswap v3 market on Arc at launch. There’s no later graduation target before that pool can trade. Your launch plan can start with the market already in place. fiatpad.com/launch
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A quiet week is a useful test for a FiatPad launch. No collected quote fees means no Earner creator payout. Builder's allocation still needs its time and price conditions. Same meme. Different deal. Choose the one you can explain. fiatpad.com/launch
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AI-generated conceptual illustration, not product UI. Two duck creators in the same green workshop face different compensation arrangements. Builder: a conditional coin allocation behind a lock, with time and price conditions; no creator fee share. Earner: a conveyor of collected quote fees splits into Creator 20% and Other Allocations; no Builder allocation. Heading: Same meme. Different deal. Footer: Neither guarantees income.

ALT AI-generated conceptual illustration, not product UI. Two duck creators in the same green workshop face different compensation arrangements. Builder: a conditional coin allocation behind a lock, with time and price conditions; no creator fee share. Earner: a conveyor of collected quote fees splits into Creator 20% and Other Allocations; no Builder allocation. Heading: Same meme. Different deal. Footer: Neither guarantees income.

FiatPad
@FiatPadSep 18
A creator's compensation is a launch decision. Builder and Earner take different paths, while eligible holders keep the same share of collected quote-currency fees. Here's what to check before choosing.

Builder or Earner: choose how you earn before launch

Article · @FiatPad
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The reward jar has no secret refill button. FiatPad shares collected quote fees with eligible holders—but turning trading into a community chore changes what you are asking people to do. Follow the money before promising the payout.

The reward jar is not a money printer

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Arc gives native USDC two interfaces, not two balances. No wrapping costume required. Our duck checks the same tank through two windows—and explains why this matters for a USDC-quoted FiatPad launch. fiatpad.com/launch View article

Fiat — Launch your coin in any currency. Get paid in it every minute.

Real Uniswap liquidity from block one · holders paid in the quote currency every minute · creators choose how they earn · built for Arc.

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The block is final. Who gets to read the receipt? A receipt in excellent shoes meets Arc's privacy roadmap—and a bouncer asking for permission. FiatPad payouts are public today. APS is not available. fiatpad.com/markets View article

Fiat — Launch your coin in any currency. Get paid in it every minute.

Real Uniswap liquidity from block one · holders paid in the quote currency every minute · creators choose how they earn · built for Arc.

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A dollar sign tells you the unit. A shock absorber explains the design. Arc's fee story has two parts—and the second matters when a FiatPad community turns up together.

Why dollar gas needs a shock absorber

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