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Frequently asked questions
Answers about Arc, USDC and the deployed Archery workflows.
Which network should I use?
Arc Testnet, chain ID 5042002. Archery's Arc Mainnet deployment and configuration are TBD.
Do I need ETH or an ARC token for gas?
No. Arc uses USDC. Its native and ERC-20 interfaces share a balance with different unit precision. Spending ERC-20 USDC also reduces the balance available for gas.
Which wallet can execute a batch?
The Multicall3From call-helper path supports a directly signing EOA on Arc Testnet. A contract wallet needs its own compatible batch executor. Always verify the wallet network and simulate the full call sequence.
Can I claim everything as USDC?
Liquid claims can be composed with quoted swaps into USDC when executable routes exist. Tokens without routes remain unconverted. A veArchery rebase increases a lock and is not a liquid reward to sell in the same flow.
Is rebalance one transaction?
Yes. ArcheryUtils passes the actual newly minted NFT ID to depositFor in the same transaction, assigning you the stake and withdrawal rights. On failure the app falls back to preparing the new NFT stake after the range-change receipt.
Why did my transaction fail?
Check the network, gas USDC, spender approvals, deadline, minimum output and pool liquidity. For staking or voting, also check NFT ownership, gauge status and the epoch window. A required subcall failure reverts the whole batch; gas can still be charged.
Does testing guarantee a mainnet allocation?
No. Mainnet allocation and any airdrop terms are TBD. There is no public airdrop claim contract in this deployment.