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# Week 48

* Stablecoin and wBTC Farms ended and moved to inactive with a 2.5% increase to SSS for 7 days.
* Updates to new contracts
* Reactor v2.0 up to the mainnet, the specification and feature following the guidelines in our internal tokenomics
* The implementation of ARC Virtual Machine (VM) and ARC Compiler without any dependency from a backend service provider
* Switch from IP whitelist model to wallet address
* ​Fix USD price in Farms earning&#x20;
* ​Fix Switching network Polygon, Optimism & BNB Chain
* ​Created and pushed the 'What is ARC Compiler' video ​
* Working on content for an upcoming educational series ​
* Gearing up to push out a few shilling graphics for our community
* The first public, live Reactor demo conducted and released in GMA&#x20;
* Lady of Crypto interview published&#x20;
* BETA testing structure progressing


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