Step-by-Step Guide to Participating in Circle’s Own Public Chain Arc Community Activities

저자 | 애셔 (@애셔_ 0210)

이번달 초, Circle’s own stablecoin-centric public chain, Arc, announced the launch of a community activity program. According to the documentation, this initiative aims to reward genuine early users who contribute to the Arc ecosystem. Participation requires no application; users simply need to complete relevant activities to earn points.

Below, Odaily provides a step-by-step 가이드 on how to participate in Arc’s newly launched community activities.

Arc: A Layer 1 Dedicated to Stablecoins, Launched by Circle

Arc is a next-generation, EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain launched by Circle, the “first stablecoin stock.” It aims to build the economic operating system for the internet, deeply integrating programmable stablecoins with on-chain financial innovation. Arc is specifically designed for financial applications, focusing on global payments, foreign exchange, lending, capital markets, and other scenarios. Its goal is to provide a secure, low-cost, compliant, and scalable foundational settlement layer for the internet’s programmable money.

Arc is committed to addressing three major pain points faced by existing public chains in enterprise and institutional-grade financial applications: insufficient performance for high-frequency transactions, lack of privacy and compliance support, and excessive volatility in transaction fees. By optimizing its architecture and implementing a stable fee model, Arc will deliver an efficient, financial-grade transaction experience and drive the evolution of stablecoins from “digital dollars” into core infrastructure for global payments, lending, foreign exchange, and capital markets.

Step-by-Step Guide to Participating in the Arc Community Interaction Activities

STEP 1. Visit the interaction website (Link: https://community.arc.network/), register an account using your Google email, complete the verification, and log in.

STEP 2. Two community tasks: First, log in to the website daily to earn 5 points. Second, click on the avatar in the top right corner, select “Edit Profile,” go to the personal information page, and complete your profile to earn 100 points.

STEP 3. Click on “Content,” read relevant articles. Earn 5 points for each article read (maximum 5 articles per day).

STEP 4. Click on “Content,” scroll down to find articles with videos, and watch the videos to earn 5 points (maximum 1 video per day).

STEP 5. Click on “Events,” participate in events of interest and complete registration. Earn 5 points for each event participated in.

STEP 6. Click on “My Contributions” to view your accumulated points.

STEP 7. Join the official Discord server. Wait for verification to gain access and aim for early adopter roles (Link: https://discord.com/invite/buildonarc).

Finally, the official social activity program features five levels with corresponding requirements:

• Architects Level 1: Over 500 points;
• Architects Level 2: Over 3,500 points;
• Architects Level 3: Over 15,000 points;
• Architects Level 4: Over 40,000 points;
• Architects Level 5: Over 90,000 points.

Participating in this community activity at zero cost and achieving a higher level may potentially grant you a larger allocation in future token launches.

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