#Gate首日支持ARC公链

Circle’s Arc mainnet is officially live, and Gate was ready from day one.
For me, the interesting part is not simply that another Layer 1 has launched. Arc is being built specifically around financial markets, payments, real-time money movement and programmable economic activity. More than 100 applications and more than 100 institutional and ecosystem builders were already involved at launch, giving the network a much broader starting point than a chain that is only waiting for its first applications.

The biggest difference is the gas model. Arc uses USDC as native gas, meaning users do not need to maintain a separate volatile token just to pay transaction fees. Fees are designed to be predictable in USD terms, while transactions reach deterministic finality in under one second. Arc is also EVM-compatible, so developers can use familiar Ethereum tools and infrastructure.

That creates some practical benefits. Payments can settle quickly, on-chain trading can have more predictable costs, tokenized assets can operate on financial-focused infrastructure, and applications such as lending, FX and other real-world financial use cases can be built around stablecoin-based settlement. Arc also connects with 20+ blockchains through Circle’s interoperability infrastructure, giving the ecosystem a wider route for moving assets and liquidity.

And this is where Gate becomes interesting.

Gate integrated Arc across Gate Wallet, Trenches and on-chain data from the first day. Users can discover Arc assets, manage their wallets, monitor on-chain activity and trade within the Gate ecosystem instead of searching across multiple platforms.

The biggest immediate benefit is Trenches.

Gate is offering limited-time 0 Gas trading for Arc-based assets through Trenches. That means eligible users can explore the new ecosystem without paying the usual Arc blockchain gas cost during the promotion. For someone testing early projects, that removes one of the small but annoying barriers to getting started.

There is another benefit too: Gate launched an Arc campaign with a combined reward pool of up to 60,000 USDT. The campaign runs from September 16 through September 27 and includes rewards connected to check-ins, trading volume and the trading leaderboard. Eligible new users can also receive trading-fee rebate vouchers.

During the campaign, Gate also lists a temporary 0.5% trading-fee rate for eligible Trenches trading, with the promotion applying on both Web and the Gate App. This is separate from the Arc blockchain gas-fee benefit, so users should distinguish between trading fees and network gas.

For traders, I think this combination is worth watching.

Arc brings fast settlement, USDC-native gas, predictable fee economics, EVM compatibility and a financial-market focus. Gate adds wallet access, on-chain market data, Trenches trading and a temporary 0 Gas campaign.

Of course, a new ecosystem also means higher uncertainty. Early tokens can have thin liquidity, sharp volatility and limited track records. 0 Gas does not remove trading risk, and a new chain does not automatically make every project valuable.

But the advantage of having Gate connected from day one is accessibility. You can explore the ecosystem, watch liquidity and volume develop, track new assets and participate in the early stage without needing to build your entire workflow somewhere else.

Arc is bringing the infrastructure.

Gate is bringing the access.

And right now, the combination gives traders a much easier way to explore what is being built on a brand-new financial blockchain.

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