fix: insufficient-funds error references ETH instead of USDC gas#7
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Arc uses USDC as its native gas token, not ETH. The insufficient-funds error told users to add ETH, which contradicts Arc's design and the project README (which states USDC is the native gas token). Updated the message to reference USDC and point to the Circle faucet.
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Summary
The
parseTxErrorinsufficient-funds branch tells users their wallet lacks ETH to cover gas fees. On Arc, USDC is the native gas token, not ETH. This message is misleading and contradicts the project's own README.Details
lib/errors.tsreturned: "Your wallet doesn't have enough ETH to cover gas fees..."README.md(Prerequisites) states: "Arc Testnet uses USDC as native gas — no separate ETH needed for transaction fees."A user hitting an insufficient-gas error would be told to add ETH, which doesn't apply on Arc and can't resolve their issue.
Fix
Updated the message to reference USDC and point users to the Circle faucet, matching Arc's design and the README.
Testing
Text-only change to a user-facing error string; no logic affected.