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A token address is read from the Arc contract itself, even when the index has not reached it. Other Arc coins come from that index. Prices, categories, and exchanges come from CoinGecko. Protocols, chains, stables, and hacks come from DefiLlama. Headlines are the latest RSS items that contain your words. Wikipedia, Hacker News, GitHub, npm, Reddit, OpenAlex, and Stack Exchange each return their own rows.
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- What you use it for
- Type a coin, an Arc symbol or 0x address, a question, a repo, or a Bitcoin height, txid, or address. The page opens the matching desks and the public rows it can actually fetch.
- What the numbers are
- A 0x token address is read from that contract on Arc mainnet: name, decimals, supply, and whether bytecode is there. The transfer index is also searched, but a contract does not have to be in it. Prices, categories, and exchanges come from one CoinGecko search. Protocols, chains, stables, and hacks come from DefiLlama. Headlines are the current RSS items that contain your words. Wikipedia, Hacker News, GitHub repositories, GitHub accounts, npm, and Reddit use their own search. Papers come from OpenAlex. Questions come from up to three Stack Exchange sites. A Bitcoin-shaped query reads mempool.space.
- What it leaves out
- Empty live results stay empty. A busy source says so and is not treated as zero matches. A symbol search still only sees coins the index has walked. An address with no bytecode is not called a token. An ARCOP block height is labeled separately from a Bitcoin block. The search does not spend $ARCOP until you choose a paid collect or train.
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Try an Arc coin, a fee question, a repository, a 0x address, or a Bitcoin height, txid, or address. The scored mix, including Reddit, is on briefing.