USDC (USDC)

Good night. I spent part of the evening looking at how most DeFi tools treat maturity windows as something you only notice when they expire. The thing that surprised me on @TermMaxFi today was how the new rollover cues showed a pattern I never tracked before. When multiple terms approach assignment in the same pocket, you can actually prep rotations ahead of the curve instead of reacting after settlement. Feels like discovering a timing channel hidden inside fixed rate markets. Quiet advantage, but real if you pay attention #TermMaxFi #DeFi

The Arc team joined builders in New York for ETHGlobal NYC, with 15,000 USDC in prizes for teams building on Arc. Across six tracks, 65 teams shipped apps and primitives exploring: → Advanced stablecoin logic → Chain-abstracted USDC flows → Prediction markets → Agentic economy use cases → Arc integrations for existing projects The creativity, ambition, and quality of the submissions stood out. Here’s what the winning teams built: 🏆 Best Agentic Economy with Circle Agent Stack Mars: On-chain audited marketplace where AI agents safely buy verified skills. Submission Showcase: https://t.co/ku35ztsvqS Sidekick: Perpetual futures built for AI agents, not humans. Per-block funding, no liquidations, on Arc. Submission Showcase: https://t.co/GLrxOYbOyN 🏆 Best Smart Contracts on Arc with Advanced Stablecoin Logic OpenPop: The OpenClaw of verifiable agent workflows, lowers capital costs by turning invoice financing into deals for investors. Submission Showcase: https://t.co/ktlemxBl9e WorldColony: A colony of

Building a global app often means building for multiple currencies. We built an open-source stablecoin FX sample app on Arc testnet to make that easier. With AppKit Swaps and Circle Wallets, developers can enable swaps between USDC, EURC, and cirBTC with less integration work. Use it as a starting point for: → Payments → Treasury → Marketplaces → Consumer apps → Multi-currency product experiences Explore the repo and show us what you’re building: https://t.co/6YvnahHf5Y

201k $eUSDC (201k USD) bridged to Ethereum https://t.co/WWh458qztw

💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 250,000,000 $USDC (249,935,750 USD) minted at USDC Treasury https://t.co/HktjoYRnMo

💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 250,000,000 $USDC (249,935,750 USD) minted at USDC Treasury https://t.co/HktjoYRnMo

AI agents don't need a bank account. I know, it's an annoying development for the people who spent years pretending crypto payments were dead. @McKinsey says B2B pricing teams expect to use gen AI or agentic AI over the next 1-3 years. Crypto already has the rails for this: → B2B stablecoin payments already grew to $226B volume → 176M+ AI agent payments over the last year → 76% of agent payments are smaller than $0.30 You can't run a card network on $0.05 payments. The fee would be bigger than the payment. Stablecoins solve this issue as the fee is a fraction of a cent (on @base), regardless of whether the payment is $0.10 or $5,000. Another clean use case for stablecoins.