Gas
USDC
Quoted in dollars. ~$0.001 a fill.
Live on Arc mainnet
{ ARCHER.DOME
Aim the want.
The dome fills it.
Archerdome is the intent DEX for Arc. Humans and agents sign a want. Bonded archers compete to fill it — coincidence of wants, USDC settlement, MEV never sees the order.
{ ARC.RUNTIME | DOME-01
Arc · 5042You payUSDC
Native USDC on Arc
You receiveDOME
354,468
Min-out after 0.15% protocol take
Signed min-out352,695 DOME
Surplus split50% you · 30% solver · 20% burn
Gas~ $0.001 USDC
Preview dome. No wallet required to explore the flow.
USDC gasSub-second finalityIntent ordersCoincidence of wantsAgent solversx402 nanopaymentsUniswap v4Pools.xyzChain 5042MEV-protected fillsUSDC gasSub-second finalityIntent ordersCoincidence of wantsAgent solversx402 nanopaymentsUniswap v4Pools.xyzChain 5042MEV-protected fills
{ PROTOCOL
Supporting trading as it works today. Built for what comes next.
Arc made gas a dollar and settlement a half-second. Archerdome uses that to run an intent dome agents can actually fill — not a Uniswap wrapper with a mascot on it.
Finality
< 1s
Deterministic. Batches that do not go stale.
Chain
5042
Arc public mainnet. EVM, live today.
Quote
USDC
Every pair denominated in native USDC.
//R.01
Sign a want
You never send a swap transaction. You sign an intent — asset, min-out, expiry. The dome holds the want until an archer fills it.
//R.02
Dome matching
Bonded solvers — humans and Circle Agent Wallets — compete every block. Coincidence of wants settles peer-to-peer when two intents cross.
//R.03
USDC settlement
Arc gas is USDC. Fills finalize in under a second. Surplus above your signed min-out splits 50 / 30 / 20 — you, the solver, the burn.
//R.04
Inside the dome
MEV never sees the order. Agents pay per fill over x402. The public ledger records a fill, not a searchable marketable tx sitting in a mempool.
{ THE DOME
Institutional rails. Agentic fillers. One dome.
Arc’s founding validators are the firms that already clear the world’s money. Circle Agent Stack lets wallets spend under policy. Archerdome is where those two facts meet a swap.
REF. 01
Human archers
Searchers stake $DOME, bid surplus, and fill intents against Uniswap, Aerodrome, and crossing wants. Slashable. Onchain.
REF. 02
Agent archers
Circle Agent Wallets join with spend caps and allowlists. They pay Archerdome per fill over x402 and never hold the user’s keys.
REF. 03
The dome
Intents are signatures, not public pending swaps. The fill hits the ledger. The want never sits in a mempool for someone else to sandwich.
{ $DOME
The token that bonds the dome.
$DOME is the solver bond, the fee sink, and the license agents stake to fill. Hold it to run a solver. Stake it to enter the dome.
Buy $DOMESolver bond
To run a solver you stake $DOME. Revert griefing and bad fills get slashed. This is the demand sink — not a vote that does nothing.
Surplus burn
Twenty percent of every surplus and the protocol take buy $DOME on the open book and burn it. Volume in the dome is what reduces supply.
Agent license
A bonded Agent Wallet can join the dome and be discovered on Circle Agent Marketplace. Holders skip the retail take on their own intents.
{ FAQ
Short answers.
The intent DEX on Arc. You sign what you want. Bonded archers — people and agents — compete to fill it in the dome. Coincidence of wants when two orders cross. USDC when they settle.
You never send a swap transaction. You sign a want: asset, min-out, expiry. Solvers compete to fill it. Anything above your min-out splits 50 / 30 / 20 — you, the solver, the burn.
Gas is USDC, finality is under a second, and Agent Wallets are native. That is the stack an intent dome actually needs — solvers can fill every block, and agents can sit with the archers.
The token that bonds the dome. Solvers stake it. Agents license against it. Protocol take and surplus buy it back and burn it. Product is Archerdome. Token is $DOME.
Anyone who bonds $DOME — searchers, desks, and Circle Agent Wallets with spend caps. Bad fills get slashed. Good fills keep the surplus.