Connect a wallet, pick a supported network, and start from the surface that matches your goal. UseSwapfor execution, Poolsfor liquidity management, Analyticsfor market summaries, and Activityto inspect recent actions.

Presto is still testnet-first. Some surfaces are network-specific by design, so Arc and Tempo do not expose the same controls or assumptions.

Arc swap is intentionally simple: choose the stable asset you want to sell from the USDC hub path, choose the asset you want to receive, review the quote, and confirm. Tempo keeps its own fee-oriented routing behaviors where they matter.

The chart-style icon beside settings is only a light analytics entry point. Presto does not fake a heavyweight embedded trading chart when there is not enough live market data to justify it.

On Arc, Presto uses a stable hub AMM workflow centered on USDC and seeded pairs. On Tempo, the liquidity surface can include fee-side maintenance that is not shown on Arc.

Additional Arc assets should only be enabled after two things are true: the token address is verified and the pool is seeded with enough liquidity to avoid a broken or empty experience.

Analytics stays lightweight on Arc and more protocol-native on Tempo. Activity on Arc now reads hub AMM swap and liquidity events directly from the deployed contract instead of relying on brittle block scraping.

Presto does not need a tokenomics section right now, so the docs stay practical: network behavior, current assets, and implementation references.