Nick Research(@Nick_Researcher):I’ve gone through a lot of early @arc projects lately @UseCtrlMoney stood out because it is building one of the few products directly aligned with what Arc was designed for Arc goes live tomorrow with USDC as gas, sub-second finality and native FX infra BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, DTCC and ICE are among its founding validators institutional infra can bring dollars onchain, but it cannot make them easy for normal users to manage that consumer layer is still missing $CTRL is building it around a simple flow: - send USDC - request payments - manage your money - use Arc without dealing with typical crypto wallet friction i’ve watched the devs build seriously, and this feels more useful than another launchpad competing for the same early liquidity Ctrl might become the default consumer payment interface on Arc that is a much bigger opportunity than another place to launch tokens

2026.09.15 14:27

I’ve gone through a lot of early @arc projects lately @UseCtrlMoney stood out because it is building one of the few products directly aligned with what Arc was designed for Arc goes live tomorrow with USDC as gas, sub-second finality and native FX infra BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, DTCC and ICE are among its founding validators institutional infra can bring dollars onchain, but it cannot make them easy for normal users to manage that consumer layer is still missing $CTRL is building it around a simple flow: - send USDC - request payments - manage your money - use Arc without dealing with typical crypto wallet friction i’ve watched the devs build seriously, and this feels more useful than another launchpad competing for the same early liquidity Ctrl might become the default consumer payment interface on Arc that is a much bigger opportunity than another place to launch tokens

Ctrl.money@UseCtrlMoney

2026.09.14 16:55

September 16, @arc goes live. BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, DTCC and ICE are running the validators. $CTRL is launching on day 1. Here's what we built over the last ~year and why it only makes sense on Arc. Arc is a chain built for one thing which is moving dollars. Gas is paid in USDC. Finality lands in under half a second. There's an FX engine baked into the base layer. Every design choice serves payments. Most wallets treat payments as a feature. We treat payments as the product. Ctrl is the consumer layer on Arc which is the simplest way to send, request, and control USDC. Why now you ask? the world's largest financial institutions just agreed to secure a stablecoin chain. Dollars are moving on-chain at scale. Someone has to make that usable for people. That's us. Sept 16. Day 1 on Arc. take Ctrl of your money.

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