treasury. planned
One wallet, in the open — that is the plan. This page exists so that when the treasury does start running, nobody has to take anyone’s word for what it holds or what it does.
Nothing here is running yet. There is no treasury wallet published, no fees have been collected, and no $Arc1 has been bought back or burnt. Everything below describes what is intended, not what has happened. This page loses the planned badge on the day there is an address and a transaction to point at — not before.
The intended mechanism
Trading fees would collect in one dedicated wallet. That wallet would be used to buy $Arc1 back on the open market and burn what it buys. Each burn would be written to the burns page with its transaction hash, so the footer number on the home page could always be traced back to a real transaction.
There is deliberately no schedule and no percentage attached to any of this. Fees only exist while people trade, so promising “every Friday” or “10% of everything” would be promising something nobody can guarantee.
How to check it, once it exists
- Copy the address above and open it on the Arc explorer.
- Look at the outgoing transactions — buys and burns are both visible there.
- Compare what you see with the list on the burns page. If the two disagree, the burns page is wrong, not the chain.
What it is not
- Not a yield product, a fund, or a claim on anything.
- Not a promise. Nothing above is a commitment, a schedule, or a guaranteed amount.
- Not managed by Arc or Circle. $Arc1 is a community meme token and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to them or any of their products.
Nothing on this page is financial advice. A token can go to zero; treat it as entertainment, not an investment.