The whole network is sharing Arc's live stream, and there are many pictures of Indian guys' dev, but I see that almost everyone is sharing screenshots of overseas KOLs. It is estimated that no one in the Chinese section actually went to watch the live stream, but directly forwarded the pictures. Therefore, I personally went to watch Arc's live stream replay: Arc's executives are all Indian brothers! 1. There are indeed many Indian dev, because the CTO in charge of Arc, Nikhill, is also of Indian descent, so it is not difficult to understand that they generally prefer to use their own people. Like Silicon Valley giants, many executives are also led by Indian brothers, naturally recruiting more Indian IT developers; 2. Gagan Mac, who is responsible for the product, is also of Indian descent. He graduated with a bachelor's degree from Ramaya University of Applied Sciences in Bangalore and went to the United States for his master's degree. Later, he worked at large companies such as Meta and joined Circle in 2022 to be responsible for the product. Sanket Jain, Senior Product Manager, joined Circle last year after graduating from Cornell University. From another perspective, it is not difficult to understand that in a financial infrastructure where the CEO is white, if developed by a Chinese elder brother, it is easy to be challenged for national security issues; Stablecoins are not like Chinese experts in the AI field who dominate half of the research and have to use them. Naturally, it is a reasonable choice to use experienced Indian experts who are proficient in upward management. It would be too biased to say that there are too many Indian friends, so Circle technology is not good. However, if you say it is particularly cutting-edge and reliable, I don't think it's appropriate. But building a chain is not rocket science after all. What is more important than technology is ecological expansion and community cooperation. In this regard, especially to B, the American network of Indian brothers is still top-notch. The famous Indian chain Polygon is still running on the Polymarket, so I believe the B-end will be the advantage of Circle (Arc), while the C-end is currently more optimistic about Robinhood, which stems from Rh's reliance on C-end products and operational genes. The future may be a pattern of Circle To B, RH to C. (The last Easter egg is these abstract Indian guys with backgrounds, who are actually representatives of ecological projects on Arc, not the development of Arc Chain)