Exchanges & Trading · 4 min read
ArcSwap on Arc: its own domain no longer says so
ArcSwap's arcswap.net now redirects elsewhere. What's verifiable about its Arc status as of 2 Sep 2026.
ArcSwap was previously described, pre-mainnet, as a stablecoin yield terminal on Arc at arcswap.net. As of 2 Sep 2026, that domain no longer serves that product — it redirects to a differently branded site. This page reports the redirect as the central fact and does not speculate about ownership continuity beyond what's checkable.
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What ArcSwap was said to be
Prior indexed references to arcswap.net describe "ArcSwap — Yield Terminal for Stablecoins on Arc," positioning it, pre-mainnet, as a stablecoin-focused product with launchpad capability described elsewhere as unconfirmed. That description does not appear anywhere on this page beyond reporting that it existed in search indexing — Built on Arc does not cover yield-terminal functionality, and readers looking for that angle should go to ArcYield, linked below.
What's verifiable as of 2 Sep 2026
A direct fetch of arcswap.net on 2 Sep 2026 returned an HTTP 302 redirect to a different domain, oneliq.xyz. That domain hosts a status page describing itself as a testnet explorer and network-operations dashboard, tracking "Arc Testnet," several other EVM testnets, Circle Gateway, and CCTP V2, centered on a "One USDC" unified cross-chain balance concept — a materially different framing (cross-chain infrastructure and monitoring) than the "yield terminal" description previously associated with the arcswap.net name. Whether oneliq.xyz is a rebrand of the same team, an unrelated project that acquired a lapsed domain, or something else is not established by this page — only the redirect itself, and the differing self-description at the destination, are directly checkable facts.
A separate Arc-ecosystem overview article surveying launchpads and DEXs on Arc, checked for this page, does not mention ArcSwap at all — its absence there is not proof of anything, but it means ArcSwap does not appear in at least one third-party roundup of the same category.
What is not yet confirmed as of 2 Sep 2026
Whether "ArcSwap" currently operates under any name is not yet confirmed as of 2 Sep 2026. Whether oneliq.xyz is connected to the same operator as the earlier arcswap.net is not yet confirmed as of 2 Sep 2026. Team, funding, audit, and contract information for either name are all not yet confirmed as of 2 Sep 2026.
Status and on-chain checks
Status: Not established — arcswap.net now redirects to oneliq.xyz; no confirmation the two are the same operator.
How to check it yourself
Visit arcswap.net directly and see whether the redirect described here still applies, since domain routing can change again. If it now points to oneliq.xyz or elsewhere, check that destination's own "about" content and social accounts for any explicit statement connecting it back to ArcSwap — this page found none. Search X for an @ArcSwap-style handle and check its posting history for a rebrand announcement, which is the kind of primary confirmation this page could not locate. For the general checklist, see how to research an Arc project before using it. See also Exchanges & Trading on Arc.
Any stablecoin yield-terminal angle — which is what ArcSwap was originally described as — is outside what Built on Arc covers; see ArcYield instead.
Sources: - oneliq.xyz status page - Overview of Arc Ecosystem Projects Under Circle (WEEX)
Questions
Is ArcSwap still operating?
Not established by this page. Its domain no longer serves the product it was previously described as, as of 2 Sep 2026.
What is oneliq.xyz?
A status dashboard describing itself as tracking Arc Testnet activity alongside other testnets and Circle's cross-chain settlement infrastructure. Its relationship, if any, to ArcSwap was not established by this page.
Should a redirected domain be treated as a red flag?
A redirect alone isn't proof of anything specific — domains change hands, rebrand, or get repointed for ordinary reasons. It is, however, a fact worth knowing before relying on the earlier "ArcSwap" description, which this page could not confirm still applies.
Did ArcSwap ever launch on Arc testnet?
Not yet confirmed as of 2 Sep 2026 — no contract or explorer record was located for this page.
Is there an official Arc or Circle statement about ArcSwap?
None was found as of 2 Sep 2026.