Application-level standards for AsentumChain.
An ARC (Asentum Request for Comment) describes a shared interface that dapps, wallets, indexers, and explorers can all assume. Each one is a small spec, a reference implementation, and a set of test cases. Drafts sit here for review before they move to final.
ARC-20
DRAFTFungible Token Standard
A minimal interface for fungible tokens on AsentumChain. balanceOf, transfer, approve, transferFrom, with Transfer and Approval events. Familiar to anyone who has touched ERC-20, adapted to the AsentumChain JavaScript VM.
ARC-21
DRAFTScheduled Execution and Subscriptions
A protocol-level cron registry pre-deployed at 0x...06, plus a subscriptions interface for ARC-20 tokens built on top of it. Block builder executes due jobs as part of consensus. No keeper bots, no third-party executors.
Proposing a standard
Anyone can propose a new ARC. Write a short spec following the template, include a reference implementation in the AsentumChain JS VM dialect, and open a thread for feedback. Once it has implementer buy-in and at least one production deployment, it graduates from Draft to Final.
Open standards keep the ecosystem composable. A token deployed today should still work with a wallet built three years from now.