ARC fell 6.67% over the past 24 hours to 0.07369 USDT, breaking below its 7-day moving average at 0.07519 and its 30-day moving average at 0.07746, with the Relative Strength Index retreating to 38.2. The decline comes amid a broad pullback across the Arc ecosystem, where tokens like ARGUS, LONG, and COOL have dropped between 40% and 75% in a matter of hours.

On the fundamental side, the Arc mainnet launched on September 16 with a founding validator set that includes BlackRock, DTCC, Visa, Mastercard, ICE, and Standard Chartered. The network is designed as an economic operating system for payments, tokenized markets, and AI agents, with over 100 institutional and ecosystem participants already live or exploring the chain. Circle's USDC, which has more than $74 billion in circulation, anchors the network natively, and day-one infrastructure includes Uniswap, Aero, and fomo, with tokenized assets such as BlackRock's BUIDL fund available for trading and collateral. Notably, validators on Arc are responsible only for transaction finality and bear no liability for application-layer risks, including smart contract failures or asset losses.

Social media mentions of ARC surged 95.1% in 24 hours, with sentiment leaning bullish. However, this enthusiasm has not yet translated into price support. Open interest declined 6.68%, and active selling has been dominant, suggesting that short-term capital is exiting even as the fundamental narrative strengthens. The key question is whether the ecosystem's institutional backing can absorb the current selling pressure, or whether the market needs more time to digest the mainnet launch before the narrative translates into sustained demand.

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