
npm install -g @disburse/cli
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npm install -g @disburse/cli



GM all Arc believers, trying to build something good for Arc and the community. Introducing @arcappstore , Discover the best apps in the Arc ecosystem! sexy website loading soon... @bobbilee @samconnerone






Introducing Disburse Prediction Markets. We built a highly efficient hybrid CLOB designed for scalable prediction market trading: Off-chain EIP-712 orders enable gasless price discovery, while on-chain atomic settlement is handled through our Exchange contract. Outcome tokens are issued as ERC-1155 assets and fully collateralized by USDC. Every winning claim also generates a Portable Settlement Proof, providing a verifiable record of settlement. Now live in closed beta on Arc testnet: bet.disburse.online

Prediction markets become more powerful when they start functioning like real market infrastructure. That requires predictable costs, credible settlement, multi-currency flexibility, and architecture that can support higher-trust financial and operational use cases. Arc is built to support that evolution.


CRCL live AMA with CEO Jeremy Allaire x.com/i/broadcasts/1…


The Journey: I discovered Arc Network on November 20, 2025, and joined their Discord server on the very same day. At first, I thought Arc was just another blockchain among many others. However, I soon realized that Arc was being built by Circle, a Tier-1 company in the crypto industry and the organization behind USDC, one of the most widely used stablecoins in the world. What impressed me the most was Arc’s dedication to its community and builders. They even created a dedicated platform for their ecosystem, community.arc.io, where members can access a wide range of educational resources covering topics such as AI agents, Circle CCTP, nano payments, and more. They also provide detailed guides on deploying smart contracts and minting tokens on Arc Network. After spending time reading through these materials, I was inspired to build my own product: @disburs3. Since Arc positions itself as an institutional chain, I decided to focus on a payments console that allows users not only to transfer funds but also to attach supporting documents such as invoices, UBLs, and PSP records. Instead of relying solely on on-chain transaction hashes, the platform provides more comprehensive payment evidence that organizations can actually use in their financial workflows. In my view, businesses need answers to questions like: “Where did this money go?”, “What was this payment used for?”, and “When was this payment made?” While reading a transaction hash may be second nature to people in the crypto space, most everyday users and organizations require records that are more readable, familiar, and practical. That is why I built this product, not just for blockchain-native users, but for everyone.


two months, over two thousand architects 🥹



Every settled payment on Disburse now produces a Portable Settlement Proof: a signed, content-addressed receipt derived directly from the on-chain settlement log. Now you can take any proof and verify it yourself, offline, with no call back to our servers, recompute the keccak256 digest from the canonical document, confirm the UID is derived from that digest, then ecrecover the secp256k1 signature and check it against the issuer key: curl -s "app.disburse.online/api/psp?uid=[u…]" | npx @disburse/psp-verify --issuer [0x...]