Coins

One wallet, many coins

One ARCADE account holds Dogecoin, Pepecoin, Litecoin, DigiByte, Bellscoin and Luckycoin in a wallet locked on your own device, and more coins are on the way. Pick a coin to see everything you can do with it.

Side by side

CoinTickerSwapsEscrowCollectiblesLowest network fee
DogecoinDOGEYesYesDoginals0.01 DOGE per kB
PepecoinPEPYesYesPepinals0.01 PEP per kB
LitecoinLTCYesYesLitecoin ordinals0.0001 LTC per kB
DigiByteDGBYesYesDigiByte ordinals0.01 DGB per kB
BellscoinBELNoNoBellinals0.0001 BEL per kB
LuckycoinLKYNot open yetYesLuckinals0.01 LKY per kB

Swaps work between Pepecoin, Dogecoin, Litecoin and DigiByte, with nobody holding your coins in between. Bellscoin can't hold a swap's lock yet; its page says why. Figures from the technical white paper.

Why small coins need ARCADE

Small chains have few explorers, wallets and marketplaces, because running a full node and an inscription index takes a lot of disk space and know-how. On ARCADE, one operator can run a chain and lend it to many arcades, so a coin's community gets a wallet, an explorer, a marketplace and an app store without everyone running everything.

Add your community's coin

More coins are coming, and you don't have to wait for the team: anyone can add a chain to ARCADE with a pull request. Once it's merged and released, every arcade can run it, borrow it or lend it, and its holders get a browser wallet, an explorer, collectibles and the App Store.

  1. Read the guide. Adding a chain lists what a coin needs: its network settings, address formats, fees, and which features its scripts can safely support.
  2. Make the change, with tests. Follow how to contribute: fork, branch, test, open a pull request.
  3. Tell your community. Once it ships, your coin gets its own page here.