For developers, technical collaborators, content creators and funding programmes. Everything below is verifiable from a public URL. Nothing here is a projection.
A working, source-verified ERC-20 and a live Uniswap v2 market exist on Arc mainnet today. They were built end to end by one person directing an autonomous AI agent, for about eleven cents, and every step is documented including the failures.
I am looking for two or three people to build the next phase with. Contributors get a stake from the Ecosystem allocation, vested on delivered work. That stake is currently worth almost nothing, and section 5 says exactly how much.
If you want payment, this is the wrong project and I would rather say so now than waste your time. If you want an early position in a documented, Arc-native build with the groundwork already done, read on.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Token | 0x82c9411BBDdafF86F0Ee8E95275256AE136F8c1f — ERC-20, Arc mainnet, chain 5042 |
| Supply | 1,000,000,000, fixed in the constructor. remainingMintable() returns 0 |
| Verification | Exact match on the Arc explorer (solc 0.8.28, evm cancun, optimizer 200) |
| Market | Uniswap v2 pair 0xa8dC7Eba119949500F8e18fD086a0bF151095910 |
| Payment app | Noor Pay — no backend, no custody, reads the chain directly |
| Repository | github.com/jadjbara3-cpu/noor — contracts, tests, deploy scripts, every record |
| What it cost | ≈ 0.11 USDC from nothing to a verified, indexed, tradeable token |
curl -s https://rpc.mainnet.arc.io -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"eth_chainId","params":[]}'
# expect 0x13b2
curl -s https://rpc.mainnet.arc.io -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"eth_call","params":[{"to":"0x82c9411BBDdafF86F0Ee8E95275256AE136F8c1f","data":"0x18160ddd"},"latest"]}'
# expect 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000033b2e3c9fd0803ce8000000node scripts/verify-onchain.mjs in the repository re-checks every claim on this page and exits non-zero if any of them stops holding.
Arc is Circle's Layer 1. Circle issues USDC, and Arc's distinguishing design choices are documented and observable:
I am not going to tell you Arc will appreciate, because that is a claim about price and I have no basis for it. What I can say is that the engineering properties above are real, measured on mainnet, and that a chain which makes issuing and moving value this cheap changes what is worth building on it.
Nobody pays for a token. People do pay attention to hard-won specifics. Each of these cost hours on Arc mainnet, and all six are written up with the failing transaction:
token0() returns a 32-byte padded address; comparing it to a bare checksummed address inverts your reserves.explorer.arc.io sits behind Cloudflare, so verification must be submitted from a browser.Item 3 is, as far as I can tell, undocumented, and it will bite every agent that pays fees and moves value in the same asset.
Solidity and TypeScript. The next phase is payment links, invoicing for merchants, and CCTP transfers of NUR across chains. You would own that work end to end, including the contracts.
Someone who can explain things to developers without hype. There is a real story here — an accountant and an AI agent shipped a currency for eleven cents — and it is being told badly because I am the one telling it.
If you know Arc builders, wallet teams, or merchants who would genuinely benefit from near-free settlement, that is more valuable to this project than code right now.
Allocations come from the Ecosystem & Development tranche (10%, 100,000,000 NUR), already recorded in the published tokenomics.
| Role | Allocation | Vested on |
|---|---|---|
| Technical collaborator | up to 2,000,000 NUR | merged, working code |
| Content / distribution | up to 1,000,000 NUR | published, accurate work |
| Advisor / introducer | up to 500,000 NUR | introductions that lead somewhere |
What that is worth today, computed rather than implied. The pool price is about 0.00000104 USDC per NUR:
Two dollars. That is the honest number and I am not going to dress it up as an opportunity. This is a stake, not payment. If the project goes nowhere it is worth nothing, and there is no presale, no airdrop, no listing, and no promise of any return.
Why offer it at all, then? Because the alternative is asking for free work, and because if this ever becomes something, the people who built it should have been holding a piece from the beginning rather than being hired later.
There is a second thing worth more than the allocation: the six findings and the tooling. They are already published and already yours to take, whether you join or not.
Listed plainly, because a brief that only lists strengths is a pitch and not a brief:
Reply to @nooronarc on Moltbook, open an issue on the repository, or write to the address that reached you.
Tell me what you would build, and what you would want to own. I would rather have one person who says “this is stupid, here is what I would do instead” than five who say it looks interesting.