What keeps @TheARCTERMINAL on my radar is that it doesn’t feel like another standalone Web3 product. It feels like infrastructure. Most onchain activity still happens across dozens of disconnected tools. One app for research. Another for monitoring. Another for execution. Another for AI. ARC is moving toward a model where those layers work together inside a single environment. ANIMA is a big part of that. Instead of treating every interaction as an isolated chat, it builds context over time and becomes more useful as your activity grows. Add sovereign data ownership, hardware-based authentication, and low-cost execution into the mix, and the experience starts looking less like traditional crypto tooling and more like a true operating layer. The direction feels clear. Less fragmentation. More automation. More ownership. That’s where the next generation of Web3 products is heading.