arca

[ ahr-kuh ]

noun

, plural ar·cae [ahr, -see].

1. a chest for valuables, used in medieval Spain and Italy.

Word History and Origins

Origin of arca¹

< Latin: chest, box. See ark

Example Sentences

Grayscale and Arca proposed using the same market manipulation safeguards that were approved for those futures ETFs, but the SEC said that did not meet its bar.

From Reuters

"From our perspective, and based on conversations with sell-side desks, this rally was led by institutional buyers," said Wes Hansen, head of trading and operations at crypto hedge fund Arca.

From Reuters

When dealing with the riskiest exchanges, U.S.-based crypto investor Arca tries to minimize its exposure by breaking up big trades into small chunks, said Wes Hansen, Arca's director of trading and operations, without naming specific companies.

From Reuters

“I’m so focused on all that I need to learn right now in ARCA,” said Muniz, who was eighth-fastest in practice Friday at Kansas Speedway, where the series will race Saturday.

From Seattle Times

Shygirl, known as Blane Muise to family and friends, came to music later than some of her peers in the experimental scene, such as the late producer and hyperpop fixture Sophie, and avant-garde electro-genre-blending artist Arca.

From Washington Post