Midas Trend
Midas Trend|5月 12, 2026 04:51
You can participate in the ARC airdrop: (Circle CEO has officially confirmed that ARC will issue tokens (ARC), with a total supply of 10 billion, 60% of which will be allocated to ecosystem participants (builders, users, contributors). This is a typical 'retroactive + contribution-based' airdrop model. ARC is currently in the Public Testnet phase, and the mainnet is expected to launch in mid-to-late 2026. The community generally believes that interacting with the testnet + joining the Community Program are the main ways to farm points, especially suitable for regular retail investors to participate at zero cost. How regular retail investors can participate: Add the testnet to your wallet (MetaMask / Rabby / Bitget Wallet all work) and go to https://testnet.arcscan.app/. Click "Add Arc Testnet" at the bottom of the page. Claim test tokens (free) via the Circle Faucet: https://faucet.(circle.com)/ Claim USDC and EURC (these test stablecoins are used for gas fees). Core interactions (boost activity): Send GM (simple messages): https://(onchaingm.com)/ Deploy simple contracts, mint NFTs (zkCodex, OmniHub, and other dApps). Swap, transfer, and participate in small activities (all count as on-chain contributions). Join the Community Program (most recommended): Register via the Arc Community portal (using email or LinkedIn). Complete tasks to earn Points + Badges (read articles, watch videos, create content, etc., spending just 10 minutes a day). Accumulate enough points to potentially unlock Discord and other perks, which will likely factor into airdrop eligibility in the future. As a regular retail investor, spending 20-30 minutes per week to stay active + complete Community tasks is worth it. This could be one of the more promising L1 airdrop opportunities in 2026, especially since this project is backed by a group of Wall Street heavyweights—so the airdrop probably won’t be stingy.
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