ArCoin (RCOIN) Price, Charts & Market Data

ArCoin serves as a digital investment asset backed by short-term U.S. Treasury bills and bonds, and its structure enables the following use cases:

Investment Stability: The fund’s primary holdings in U.S. Treasury securities offer investors a low-risk, interest-bearing digital asset.

Peer-to-Peer Transfers: As a blockchain-enabled asset, ArCoin allows direct wallet-to-wallet transfers, bypassing brokers and intermediaries, thus reducing costs and enhancing liquidity.

Treasury Management: Corporations can use ArCoin for internal transfers, simplifying cash management across subsidiaries and enhancing operational efficiency.

Clearing and Settlement: ArCoin streamlines these processes by enabling blockchain-based real-time settlements, reducing delays common with traditional financial institutions.

Payments and Insurance: ArCoin’s design allows it to serve as a low-volatility payment method and as a reserve asset for insurance or corporate funds, addressing liquidity and risk management needs.

ArCoin was created by Arca Labs, the innovation division of Arca, an asset management firm that specialises in blockchain-integrated financial products. Arca Labs was co-founded by Rayne Steinberg and Philip L. Schwartz.

• Rayne Steinberg serves as the CEO of Arca Labs and has a background in finance, having previously co-founded WisdomTree Investments, where he was instrumental in driving the adoption of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). At Arca, Rayne oversees the firm’s mission to combine blockchain technology with traditional financial frameworks, as exemplified by the creation of ArCoin and the Arca U.S. Treasury Fund.

• Philip L. Schwartz, co-founder of Arca, contributes his expertise in legal and regulatory matters. His focus is on ensuring that Arca’s digital assets, including ArCoin, comply with regulations like the Investment Company Act of 1940, making Arca’s digital products viable for both institutional and retail investors.

Arca Labs launched ArCoin in 2020 as part of the Arca U.S. Treasury Fund, making it the first registered investment fund to issue digital asset securities on a blockchain, combining financial stability with blockchain-driven operational efficiencies.