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Circle invites Wall Street into the node seats, the new throne for stablecoins is already set Revolutions always start with a beautiful phrase. Open, permissionless, decentralized. But when the money actually arrives, the entrance is crowded with people in suits. Circle's stablecoin blockchain Arc is approaching its mainnet launch, with traditional financial institutions like BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, DTCC, Standard Chartered Bank, and Intercontinental Exchange beginning to gather around this chain. It looks like Wall Street embracing blockchain. From another perspective? It could also be Wall Street preparing to take over the settlement layer of blockchain. Arc is not designed for retail investors to find the next 100x coin. It targets stablecoin payments, foreign exchange, tokenized securities, and institutional clearing. The network uses stablecoins to pay gas fees, emphasizes predictability in transaction outcomes, and will initially adopt permissioned validator nodes. According to Arc's announced deployment plan, the network is expected to have about 20 permissioned validators at launch. In the past, Circle issued USDC but had to rely on public chains like Ethereum and Solana for circulation. Every transfer and every financial application value generated left a portion on someone else's land. After Arc launches, Circle can both print money and build roads; it sets the rules of passage and sells tickets to institutions to enter the new financial network. #Circle财报后押注Arc，USDC能否迎来新增长？ #AIMemoryBullTest #FedHawksVsWeakJobs #SpaceXUnlockRebound