Arc, the public blockchain under Circle, appears to be live but is not yet in public testing
BlockBeats news, on July 13, according to reports from crypto KOL @amathxbt and others, Circle's public chain Arc may have been launched privately. The cross-chain protocols LayerZero and LI.FI have already been deployed to the Arc network, but public community testing has not yet taken place.
According to public information, Arc is a public Layer 1 blockchain positioned as the "Economic OS of the Internet," providing shared and composable infrastructure to support economic contracts, stablecoins, tokenized assets, and the operation of global markets.
In May of this year, Circle officially released the ARC whitepaper, outlining the design framework for ARC as the native coordinating asset of the Arc blockchain network.
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