Arc bringing in Goldsky is a meaningful infrastructure move because most ecosystems grow only as fast as the tools available to builders. What this actually changes: 1. Real-time onchain data becomes easier to work with Apps constantly need live information: •Wallet activity •Transactions •Token movements •Smart contract events •Market activity Without indexing infrastructure, developers often spend time building and maintaining their own data pipelines. With Goldsky handling indexing and streaming, teams can focus on the product itself rather than backend data plumbing. 2. Faster developer experience For builders on Arc, this means: → Reduced time spent querying raw blockchain data → Faster syncing and event tracking → Better performance for dashboards, analytics tools, wallets, DeFi apps, and social products Instead of asking “How do we get this data?”, builders can move straight to “What can we build?” 3. Infrastructure + funding creates a stronger ecosystem This is not only a technical partnership. @Arc is also supporting Goldsky through its Builders Fund, which means teams building on Arc may gain: •Better infrastructure access •Ecosystem resources •Capital support pathways •More opportunities to launch and scale Infrastructure partnerships often become force multipliers because every app built later benefits from them. A simple way to look at it: Users see apps. Builders see infrastructure. Ecosystems need both. Arc adding Goldsky is essentially strengthening the layer underneath the products people eventually use.