Beginning as a launchpad, A New One has grown into a stablecoin-native front door to Arc:
DeFi lists Morpho vaults curated by Bitwise, Gauntlet, and Steakhouse where users can supply digital dollars or borrow against wrapped bitcoin, ETH, or tokenized collateral.
The Real-World Assets (RWA) tab lists tokenized funds already live on Arc - such as Centrifuge's JTRSY, JAAA, and HYB - alongside a catalogue of tokenized stocks and ETFs that become tradable the day those tokens land on Arc.
AnewOne.Fun offers permissionless issuance. Anyone can launch a coin in a single transaction, which trades on a stablecoin bonding curve from the first block. Once the curve closes, the contract automatically opens a full-range Uniswap v3 position that it holds permanently, so the liquidity behind every coin stays locked and can't be withdrawn by the creator or by A New One. Anti-snipe rules also cap how much any single wallet can buy early on.
First-time users can buy stablecoins directly with a card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay without leaving the site, while GangWay lets anyone bring stablecoins in from Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Solana, and other chains in a single flow.
Users can supply stablecoins into Morpho vaults on Arc curated by Bitwise, Gauntlet, and Steakhouse - non-custodial, with live rates and curators shown before any deposit.
Users can borrow stablecoins against wrapped bitcoin, ETH, and tokenized collateral on Arc. The quote sizes the collateral for the amount requested, so users indicate what they want to borrow rather than what to lock up.
Tokenized funds already live on Arc - including Centrifuge's JTRSY, JAAA, and HYB - plus a catalogue of tokenized stocks and ETFs with live prices, reserves, and market hours that become tradable the day those tokens land on Arc.
Anyone can launch a token in one transaction. It trades on a stablecoin bonding curve from the first block and graduates into a full-range Uniswap v3 position the contract holds forever with the unsupported supply burned - no listing step, no gatekeeper, no withdrawable liquidity.
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