In this article:
• 1. Guide to completing the activities
• 2. Conclusion
Arc is an open L1 blockchain designed to unite programmable money and blockchain investments with real economic activity.
At the time of writing, the team has launched a public testnet where you can complete simple tasks and test the network.
The project is backed by Circle, which has raised $2.2 billion in investments from Pantera Capital, Blockchain Capital, BlackRock, and other funds
In this guide, we will look at how to perform available activities in Testnet with a view to a possible drop.
- Go to the website, connect your wallet, and add the Arc Testnet network in the lower left corner:
Add the Arc Testnet network. Data: Arc
- Next, on the page of the faucet, we request test tokens USDC and EURC. We do the same on the Sepolia network:
Requesting test tokens. Data: Circle
- We perform swaps on the Arc Testnet test network on the website, and then add liquidity in the Pools section:
We perform swaps and provide liquidity. Data: Curve
- Go to the website, click Launch App at the bottom, and bridge tokens from the Arc network to the Sepolia network:
Bridging tokens. Data: DefiOnARC
- In the Swap section, we perform swaps:
We perform swaps. Data: DefiOnARC
- In the Pools section, we add liquidity:
We provide liquidity. Data: DefiOnARC
- You can also mint a domain on InfinityName and deploy a contract on OnChainGm.
The activities are simple, do not take much time, and do not require any financial investment. Since Arc is a first-level blockchain, the launch of the main network will most likely be accompanied by the release of a token, which the team has mentioned several times. Therefore, a potential drop should be expected simultaneously with the launch of the mainnet.
Follow the project on social media so you don’t miss any important updates.
Highlights:
- be active on testnet;
- The project is supported by Circle.
If you have any questions while completing activities, you can ask them in our Telegram chat.
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