This Week in Crypto: TJ Dunham of Arc. Ethereum merge, ARC, protecting yourself and your token, and more! In this episode of FinStream’s This Week in Crypto, TJ Dunham, founder and CEO of ARC sits down with Robert Powell to talk about the latest in the world of cryptocurrency. TJ Dunham is the founder and CEO of ARC, and has a wealth of business management expertise along with a deep understanding of both traditional and decentralized finance. He has the knowledge and drive to develop ARC into a market-leading aggregator solution that will open the floodgates to crypto mass adoption. From managing a team of international employees and traders while partner at a forex, commodities, and crypto trading firm, TJ has a first-hand understanding of what’s necessary to create a product that will appeal to both retail users, and large institutions. He has already used his expertise in many award-winning blockchain projects before taking the helm at ARC.
About ARC:
ARC’s mission is to be the central command console for crypto. ARC’s proprietary and unique offering starts with the ARC Reactor. Reactor is a new, better way to code. With Reactor, developers can audit, build, collaborate, test and ship Web3 code cross-chain via a graphic user interface (GUI). Reactor is a rich design studio and visual editor that drastically reduces the time required to understand, audit, modify and ship smart contracts. Users can ingest any Web3 project code, which becomes represented in a functional, editable diagram that can be edited upon. All source code can be exported and used anywhere with zero vendor lock-in. This revolutionary technology lowers the barriers for developers. They can create smart contracts and dApps at a fraction of the time, cost, and environmental impact. ARC uses this unique technology to create its renowned ecosystem of swaps that deliver significant savings on GAS transaction fees and greater efficiency in DeFi. In 2022, ARC launched its co-operative NFT marketplace that focuses on co-marketing with launch partners and puts creators first through collaboration and co-sharing of assets. The $ARC governance and utility token is at the center of its product. By staking $ARC, users are able to participate in the ARC DeFi ecosystem and share in the success of the company’s products, as well as access the ARC Reactor suite. Staking also serves to disincentivize the abuse of the ARC Reactor.
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