⚠️Problem: Bitcoin is difficult to use for advanced applications (DeFi).

Arch Solution: Arch Network allows Bitcoin to be used for such applications without moving your coins to another network (without "bridges").

How it Works:

🔸 You use your regular Bitcoin wallet.

🔸 The Arch network does the complex work using:

-Validators: Computers that support the network.

-ArchVM: A special "smart" environment for programs.

-TSS (FROST+ROAST): Secure technology for group signing of transactions.

🔸 Final confirmation takes place in the main Bitcoin network.

How They Agree (Consensus):

🔸 dPoS is used: Validators are chosen based on "frozen" Arch tokens.

🔸 TSS is used: A group of validators securely signs transactions.

🔸 This combination ensures security and reliability.

"Permissionless Signers":

🔸 "Permissionless" means that the network is open—ideally, anyone can become a validator (signer).

🔸 Arch strives for this model, using dPoS and TSS. (Note: this is a goal, the launch may be phased).

What Makes Arch Unique:

🔸 Safer: Uses Bitcoin's security, no risks of bridges.

🔸 Maintains liquidity: Money does not get "stuck" in bridges.

🔸 Simpler: Works with regular wallets.

🔸 Flexible: You can choose fast or ultra-reliable processing.

🔸 Openness: The goal is to allow everyone to participate.

Summary: Arch is a way to add smart functions to Bitcoin, maintaining its security and ease of use, without needing to move assets.