Arc has gone crazy today: how to cross chains, which bridge to use, which launch pads to use, top ten memes, read one article (full version) The Arc mainnet officially entered the phase of nationwide P coins today. ARGUS rose by over 900% in 24 hours, TOLLY rose by over 600%, and LONG rose by over 400%. The total 24-hour trading volume of the first 12 popular targets has approached 70 million US dollars, with ARGUS alone selling 22 million US dollars. And the FOMO platform has not been officially integrated yet. This article explains the most important things to know when playing Arc now: how to get money in, which bridge to use, where to go, and who is the leader now. 1. How can money be transferred to Arc? Remember one thing first: Arc doesn't need ETH, USDC is Gas This is the biggest difference between Arc and the vast majority of EVM chains. The official standard path is Circle's CCTP. It directly burns USDC on the source chain, and Arc then Mint native USDC. Arc's official documentation clearly requires USDC/EURC to prioritize CCTP, and Arc's CCTP Domain is 26. Firstly, Circle's official USDC Bridge (highly recommended) URL: https://bridge. (usdc.com)/ Directly support crossing to Arc, using the official CCTP, with the lowest cost (approximately 0.06 USDC loss across 1000 USDC). Support native USDC for mainstream chains (ETH, Base, Arbitrarum, etc.). Second: Jumper (aggregator, good experience) URL: https://jumper.xyz/ It will automatically route to protocols such as CCTP and support multiple assets. The loss across 1000 USDC is approximately 0.29 USDC. Suitable for people who do not want to choose their own path. Thirdly, OKX Wallet and Binance Wallet are also supported, which is very convenient. 2. What launch pads does Arc currently have? This round is actually competing for the Arc version of PONS I am now dividing Arc's launch pad into three levels. The first tier currently consists of ArgusPad and Tolly. ArgusPad is now the most obvious traffic leader, with a market value of around 25-30 million US dollars. It's not traditional http://Pump.fun The type of bonding curve before migration: After the creation of new coins, they directly enter Uniswap V4 and trade in the same pool from birth to end. LP is permanently locked and quoted in USDC by default. The platform will extract 10% from the transaction tax and LP Fee of Launch Token. Argus Tolly is currently the second one that I am more concerned about. It is more like an Arc trading terminal+Launchpad, where new coins do not follow the traditional Bonding Curve and directly enter the USDC liquidity pool. Its biggest highlight is that as long as Arc continues to trade wildly, it is gambling on the entire casino's revenue. The second tier consists of Warp, Archemist, and RadarDEX. Warp is closer to the familiar Bonding Curve → Graduation → DEX model, and combines cross chain, coin issuance, and trading. Archemist is more interesting as it emphasizes social coin issuance and leans towards Twitter bots/social communication routes. If Arc eventually becomes a social Meme chain, this model is likely to go viral. RadarDEX is more like GMGN+Screener+Launchpad, not just about issuing coins, but also wanting to discover new coins, view data, and trade the entire chain. In addition, DYOR Swap, SharcFun http://Minara.fun 、 ActFun and a batch of shooting stations and trading terminals. There are many launch sites for ARC Chain now, and individuals are all working on them. However, in the end, just like Robinhood Chain, a bunch of launch sites compete for users together, and only one or two actually consume the vast majority of traffic. So what I am currently concerned about is who Arc's PONS will be? If you know anything, let me know. 3. Currently, the top ten targets of Arc are organized as follows: ARGUS: Approximately 26-27 million US dollars, ArgusPad platform currency, currently Longyi TOLLY: Approximately 11-13 million US dollars, Tolly platform currency LONG: Approximately $10 million, one of the strongest pure Memes in the early days COOL: Approximately 6.7-7.1 million US dollars, USDC is Cool Culture Meme Architects: Approximately $3 million, Arc OG Community Meme ARCAT: Approximately $3 million, Arc Cat Meme CRCL: Approximately $1.6 million, Circle/CRCL stock meme BEANCAT: Approximately 1.2 million US dollars WARP: Approximately 1.2 million US dollars, Warp platform currency PEG/ARCASH/ARCANINE: constantly spinning around millions of dollars 4. What are you looking at now? Let's first see where the money is concentrated The most noteworthy thing today is that funds have started to clearly clump together. ARGUS, TOLLY, and COOL once ate over 80% of the market value share of Arc's top targets. This new chain market usually goes through three stages: In the first stage, everything goes up, so everyone just buys the ticket. In the second stage, funds began to form alliances with platform coins and the first batch of Meme. In the third stage, a large amount of junk currency will be zeroed out, and the real leaders will absorb liquidity, community, and transaction volume. Arc is clearly moving from the first phase to the second phase today. And the biggest bullet hasn't been fired yet: FOMO. After FOMO officially integrates Arc, KOL positions, smart money, popular coin discovery, cross chain and trading will be placed in the same interface. At that time, Arc's current batch of so-called faucets will be washed again.