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India🇮🇳 Katılım Haziran 2023
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@OverTradess Bhai bech bech me us stock ke bare me bhi batate rahana
Jab buying range me aye
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@shahrianazim6 @risextrade I am always Bullish on it
That's why joined from day 1
........all the best
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If you need a @risextrade access code, DM me.
I have 50+ codes available for my friends, community, and brothers.
I'm extremely bullish on this project. it's still very early. We're only in Week 1 of the points campaign.
Be early. Be smart ❤️
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Our Season 1: Ignite is officially live! Points have begun accruing on Monday, 20 July 2026 at 00:00 UTC. Points are distributed weekly, with the first distribution at 14:00 UTC on Tuesday, 28 July 2026. 200k points will be allocated per weekly distribution.
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@MaliBiswa @Gautamguptagg Congrats bro I'm sure you'll make a good profit
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so am cooked lmao
did not make any profit during the whole fifa wc szn
made losses instead.
what about you fam?
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I was looking at two recent Arc updates, and together they paint a much bigger picture.
One improves how transactions are understood.
The other improves how transactions are executed.
Both seem to be solving different parts of the same problem.
First update: Transaction Memos.
Before this, a transaction was mostly just a transfer plus a hash.
Now developers can attach things like invoice IDs, user IDs, or payout references.
The transaction gets business context, not just movement of funds.
Second update: Unified Balance Kit.
One challenge in multichain apps is that user funds can be spread across different chains.
The kit helps products find the best route, handle liquidity constraints, and manage fallbacks when needed.
The goal is a smoother experience for users.
What I find interesting is how these two pieces fit together.
The Unified Balance Kit helps make sure a payment goes through.
Transaction memos help explain what that payment was actually for.
Execution on one side.
Context on the other.
Imagine sending 100 USDC for an invoice.
The routing layer figures out where the funds should come from and how they should move.
The memo layer attaches the invoice reference.
The payment gets completed and the records stay organised.
That makes @arc feel closer to payment infrastructure than simple multichain transfers.
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