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Fragmentation vs Liquidity Mobility on Arc, Canton and Tempo

Arc

Canton

Institutional

Tempo

Institutional Blockchain Fragmentation: Can Liquidity Mobility Solve the Problem?

Purpose-built institutional chains like Canton, Tempo, and Arc face a critique borrowed from DeFi about liquidity fragmentation. The more useful test is mobility: whether tokenized collateral moves atomically across obligations at lower cost than the status quo.

SEP 09, 2026

Arc RWA tokenization

Arc

Institutional

Arc’s Native RWA and Tokenization Support: An Overview

Learn why Arc blockchain optimizes for RWA and tokenized assets in addition to stablecoins, what design principles favor institutions using Arc.

SEP 07, 2026

Structured On-Chain Memos: Reconciling Blockchain with ISO 20022

Arc

Institutional

Structured On-Chain Memos: Reconciling Blockchain with ISO 20022

Institutions cannot reconcile a plain blockchain memo with the bank systems they run on ISO 20022. A structured on-chain memo carries the same fields, so the transaction rebuilds as a full payment record.

SEP 03, 2026

Tempo vs Arc

Arc

Institutional

Tempo

web3 infrastructure

Tempo vs Arc: How Two Stablechains Are Building the Next Generation of Finance Infrastructure

Tempo and Arc are two competing stablechains, Layer 1 blockchains purpose-built for stablecoin settlement, and they take opposite approaches to fees and tokens. Both arrived as the stablecoin market reached $306B in 2025 and the GENIUS Act and MiCA clarified the regulatory climate.

JUL 30, 2026

arc privacy

Arc

Arc’s Opt-In Privacy: Selective Shielding with Built-In Auditability

Arc, Circle’s EVM-compatible Layer-1 for stablecoin finance, plans to apply confidentiality per workflow, encrypting transaction amounts while sender and receiver addresses stay visible. View keys grant read-only access to auditors, regulators, and institutions, and the modular design starts on TEEs with MPC, FHE, and zero-knowledge proofs planned.

JUL 28, 2026

arc network

Arc

What Is Arc Network? Circle’s Stablecoin-Native Layer-1 Explained

Arc is an open Layer-1 blockchain from Circle, built for stablecoin payments, settlement, and foreign exchange. It uses USDC as its native gas token and reaches deterministic finality in under one second.

JUL 22, 2026

asset operating system

Arc

ethereum

solana

Tempo

The ABCs of Crypto

Why Every Blockchain Is Gradually Becoming an Asset Operating System

Leading blockchains now converge on five capabilities: identity, settlement, compliance, tokenized assets, and programmable cash. Once every network offers the same tooling, the validator and staking infrastructure underneath becomes the real differentiator.

JUL 17, 2026

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