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Archery on Arc

A ve(3,3) exchange on Arc. Trade the five configured tokens, provide liquidity, and use locked ARCHERY to direct incentives.

Deployment status

The Testnet deployment includes the protocol token, voting escrow, rewards, V2 and concentrated-liquidity pools, gauges, ArcheryUtils and NFT metadata. Governance roles are held by the operator. Minter and emission status are recorded in Security and contracts. Available actions depend on the current onchain balances, liquidity and deployment state. Testnet assets and initial pool ratios are not market valuations.

DeploymentArc TestnetArc Mainnet
Chain ID5042002TBD
StatusDeployedTBD
Markets8 pools · 4 V2 and 4 V3TBD

The incentive loop

Traders use pool liquidity and pay swap fees. Liquidity providers can stake positions in gauges to participate in ARCHERY emissions. ARCHERY holders lock tokens for veArchery voting power and choose how emission weight is distributed among eligible pools.

Trading fees, voting incentives and gauge emissions follow different claim paths. The destination of a fee depends on the pool design and whether a position is staked; a single headline yield does not describe every position.

Two pool designs

DesignPositionManagement
V2Fungible LP tokensLiquidity across the full price range
V3An NFT with lower and upper ticksChoose a range and rebalance when needed

Built on Arc

Archery is built for Arc, a network made for stablecoins. USDC pays your network fees and trades like any other token with nothing to wrap, and your regular wallet can approve, swap, deposit and claim in a single confirmation.

Find your next step

  1. Read Why Arc and One-confirmation actions to see what Arc changes when you use Archery.
  2. Add Arc Testnet and obtain test USDC in Getting started.
  3. Read Trading and Providing liquidity before choosing a market or range.
  4. Use Locking, Voting and Incentives to understand reward eligibility.
  5. Check the contract address book and deployment status before signing.