{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"ARC-20 in the blockchain refers to an experimental token standard on the Bitcoin blockchain, which enables developers to create and transfer substitutable tokens using Ordinal JSON data. Simply put, ARC-20 is a token on the Bitcoin blockchain. Inspired by Ethereum's ERC-20, ARC-20 tokens allow developers to create and transmit tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain, which is protected by Proof of Work (PoW). The main difference between ARC-20 and ERC-20 is that ARC-20 is issued on the Bitcoin blockchain, but due to the lack of smart contract support on the Bitcoin blockchain, the functions of the tokens issued are relatively limited. To mint and trade ARC-20 tokens, you need to have a Bitcoin wallet like Unisat Wallet. Currently, most ARC-20 tokens are Memecoin (meme coins), such as Ordi, Pepe, and Mem","a":"ARC-20 (Automatic Revenue Collection - 20) is an experimental token standard based on the Ordinal JSON data minting and transferring tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain. Similar to ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum, ARC-20 tokens enable developers to create and transmit fungible tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain. However, due to the lack of smart contract support on the Bitcoin blockchain, tokens issued on it have fewer features. The current market capitalization of ARC-20 tokens has exceeded 120 million US dollars and has seen a significant increase in recent months. The majority of ARC-20 tokens are represented by Ordinal JSON data."}]}],"pr":"7bbe926ee38b64f5e46cb8f1186a85dbc90b1773625ea1fc44e0b431d49394ce"}