Labelled Addresses

Every address Arcscan has put a name to, with the evidence

What “Labelled Addresses” means on Arc

The whole registry in one list. A name here comes from a factory relationship, a string in the contract's own deployed bytecode, a block header, or the execution layer itself — never from a guess and never from a resemblance. The evidence class is published beside every row precisely so that a label backed only by a contract's self-reported name() is visibly weaker than one backed by a factory relationship, rather than sitting next to it looking identical.

Total of 6 addresses

These names are curated: a person identified the contract and recorded how. The evidence class and the block it was read at are published beside every row, and only addresses this chain's own index has seen are listed.

Address	Label	Token	Detail	First Block	Last Block
	Arc execution module	—

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An address is a 20-byte identifier that can hold a balance and, when it carries code, execute it. Gas on Arc is paid in USDC, so the balance shown for an address is denominated in dollars rather than in a volatile asset.