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# Week 4

* ARC Reactor User Guides page - complete
* ARC Reactor New UI - 70% complete
* On-going discussions with two large procurement management and supply chain logistics conglomerates over utilising Reactor Technology and ARC Programming Language
* Onboarding of closed-beta participants ongoing - commence testing 01 Feb
* ARC Focus on grant opportunities for development
* ARC Focus on incubator opportunities for business development
* Ongoing graphics production for multiple campaigns
* Swaps 2.0 UI mock-ups are being revamped and updated - multiple additions
* Finalizing feedback portal for the beta-testers
* High level strategy meeting on DeFi Ecosystem 2.0
* Reduction in farm staking APY from:

&#x20;20.5% --> 14% -- SSS

22% --> 17% -- ARC/WETH&#x20;

(reducing emission rates for utility token)

* NFT Marketplace to be temporarily shutdown to reduce back end costs and revamp
* Continuing research on 'All of Crypto in 3 Clicks'


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