Arbitrum Airdrops

DeepBook is the first native central limit order book (CLOB) on the Sui blockchain. It works as a shared liquidity layer that other Sui protocols, including spot DEXes and margin-trading apps, route through for order matching and deep liquidity. Trades settle in roughly 390 milliseconds. DeepBook was built by Mysten Labs, the team behind Sui, and sits underneath much of the chain’s trading activity, so order flow reaches it from many of Sui’s DeFi front-ends.

Vibe Trading is a permissionless perpetuals exchange built on Hyperliquid that lets anyone list and trade any token with up to 20x leverage and zero listing fees. The team pitches it as the “PumpFun of perps,” applying the open-listing model from spot memecoins to leveraged derivatives. Markets that gain real traction on Vibe can graduate to HIP-3, Hyperliquid’s framework for native order-book perpetuals, giving long-tail tokens a path to deeper liquidity. The platform is in beta with a QuantStamp audit pending.

Ceitnot Protocol is a Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) protocol on Arbitrum. Users deposit crypto assets as collateral to mint $ceitUSD, a decentralized stablecoin. The protocol’s Peg Stability Module (PSM) enables direct swaps between $ceitUSD and other stablecoins, keeping the peg without depending on open-market arbitrage.

Ondo Perps is a perpetual futures trading platform built by the team behind Ondo Finance, offering 24/7 trading on tokenized U.S. equities, ETFs, and commodities. Users can take long or short positions on assets like NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, gold, silver, and oil with up to 20x leverage. The platform launched in early access in 2025 and is available to users outside the United States and other restricted jurisdictions. The platform’s main differentiator is planned support for tokenized securities as collateral. Existing RWA perps venues force traders to post stablecoins, locking up capital twice when they already hold the underlying asset. Ondo Finance previously raised a $4M seed round in 2021; a $20M Series A in 2022 led by Founders Fund and Pantera Capital, with backing from Coinbase Ventures, Tiger Global, and Wintermute and $22M in May 2022.

Monetrix is a yield-bearing stablecoin protocol built natively on HyperEVM. The protocol issues USDM, a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to USDC, and sUSDM, its auto-compounding staked version. Users mint USDM by depositing USDC and stake it to sUSDM, with yield distributed through exchange rate appreciation rather than rebases. Yield comes from delta-neutral strategies that captures funding rates, HLP returns, maker rebates, and other Hyperliquid-native sources without any centralized exchange custody or off-chain execution. Every position is verifiable on-chain, which is the main differentiator against yield-bearing stablecoins that rely on opaque CEX-based strategies. Monetrix is built by the Hybra team and was audited through a Code4rena contest in April 2026. Funding details have not been publicly disclosed. The protocol is currently in its pre-launch phase, with the Genesis Signal campaign live ahead of the main Genesis opening.

RockSolid is a DeFi protocol that offers one-click access to institutional-grade liquid vaults across Ethereum and partner ecosystems. Each vault runs an actively managed strategy, from looped ETH staking to liquid staking integrations to ecosystem points farming, with MPC-secured custody and professional position management handled by RockSolid and its vault partners. The protocol publicly launched in Q4 2025 and now runs several vaults, including a Rocket Pool rETH strategy, a Lido V3 AutoPlus Looped ETH Vault built with Pier Two, and a MegaETH USDm Vault built with Lagoon and Tulipa Capital. The MegaETH USDm Vault converts USDC deposits into USDm and routes the stablecoin into MegaETH ecosystem strategies, giving depositors exposure to MegaETH DeFi yield and ecosystem points alongside any RockSolid-level activity rewards.

Asphodel is a fully on-chain game world built on Ethereum, developed by the studio behind Kamigotchi. Its first release, Prologue, is an autobattler with roguelike mechanics and permadeath, often pitched as a cross between Pokemon and Teamfight Tactics. Player actions and world state live on-chain indefinitely, so the game has no resets or seasonal wipes. The core in-game toke is $ONYX and will be used for entry, progression, and reward payouts. Ninety percent of in-game spend flows back to player reward pools, which ties earnings to skilled play.

Word Markets is a perpetuals decentralized exchange on MegaETH, the high-throughput EVM-compatible Layer 2. The exchange combines perps, spot trading, and a lending market under one cross-margin account, so every deposited asset can back any open position. The platform uses USDM, MegaETH’s native stablecoin, as its primary quote asset. Deposit any spot-listed token and it immediately counts as collateral, which lowers liquidation prices across your full portfolio. Word Markets also supports 1-click trading, so you don’t need to sign every order through a wallet popup.

Robin Markets is a DeFi protocol on Polygon that lets users stake their Polymarket YES/NO position tokens to earn yield while keeping full market exposure. Polymarket positions usually sit idle until a market resolves. Robin Markets uses delta-neutral pairing and lending strategies to put that collateral to work. Stakes can be withdrawn at any time, and the protocol guarantees a minimum APY through automated top-up payments. Robin Markets raised $475,000 in an angel round in April 2026, led by Fabric VC with joint leads from Animoca Brands and ATKA Incubator. Other participants included John Lilic, Gnosis co-founder Stefan D. George, Hilbert Capital, LayerZero, and Gnosis itself.

Ave Forge is a competitive mech arena game on MegaETH. Players pilot customizable combat machines into PvE battles, tournaments, and seasonal leaderboards to earn modules, equipment, and ETH rewards. Battle drops are tradable on an in-game marketplace, and a Pilot License unlocks full Arena access. The game runs on MegaETH, a high-throughput Ethereum L2 built for real-time on-chain applications. Matches, item drops, and progression milestones settle on-chain. Rewards are tied to mech level and arena performance, which means consistent play moves the needle more than long idle holds.

Tulpea is a decentralized banking protocol on MegaETH that combines DeFi, traditional finance, and real-world assets in one onchain framework. Its first live product is a structured real estate credit vault that issues debt against tokenized properties, with rental cashflows funding the yield paid to depositors. The protocol is built around three components: a Liquidity Flow Circuit that routes capital across products, Programmable Economic Zones (PEZ) that enforce predefined rules per product, and a framework designed to serve both retail and institutional users. Tulpea is the first structured real estate credit protocol on MegaETH, and its inaugural deal — Genesis Villa in Bali — has already been onboarded onchain.

Monster is an on-chain trading card platform where users can open packs to get real, professionally graded physical collectibles that are stored in a safe, insured vault. Every pack you open is logged on the blockchain, the odds are shown before you spend anything, and the cards you pull are added to your vault right away. There are three levels of packs: Starter, Monster, and Ultra. Each one has a different price and level of rarity. Users pay with USDC, ETH, or USDm, pull a card, and then have the choice of having the physical slab sent to their door or selling it back for 85% of its fair market value. They don’t have to decide right away. Monster was one of the first projects to launch on MegaETH Terminal in late April 2026. It uses MegaETH’s real-time throughput to show onchain packs right away.

Paragon is a market infrastructure protocol built on Hyperliquid that turns widely tracked crypto indices into tradable perpetual futures. The three available markets are $BTC.D (Bitcoin dominance), $TOTAL2 (total crypto market cap excluding BTC), and $OTHERS (total market cap excluding the top 10). Rather than managing a basket of positions to express a macro view, traders can take a single on-chain position against benchmarks they already chart. Markets are deployed via Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 standard. Trades settle in USDC with cross-margin support and up to 50x leverage. The protocol went live in early April 2026 and cleared over $8.88M in volume across 263 wallets in its first few days. Syncracy Capital led an undisclosed seed round, closed the same month. Paragon works across several frontends beyond the main Hyperliquid app — including Tread.fi, Pear Protocol, and Based. A live stats dashboard at stats.paragon.trade tracks volume, unique users, and per-market leaderboards in real t

Liquidiction is a frontend aggregator for Hyperliquid’s HIP-4 prediction markets. It pulls together binary prediction markets, where users trade on price outcomes and other events, into one interface with live odds, real-time order books, leaderboards, and activity tracking across all active markets. The platform runs on Hyperliquid, a high-performance L1 built for on-chain trading. HIP-4 is Hyperliquid’s native prediction market standard; Liquidiction is the main frontend for discovering and trading those markets. No external funding has been publicly disclosed.

Sushi is a decentralised exchange that works on many chains and lets you swap tokens, provide liquidity, trade perpetuals, and farm yields. It started in August 2020 and has since grown into one of DeFi’s longest-running protocols, working on dozens of chains and processing billions of dollars in total volume. Sushi’s perpetuals platform lets traders take leveraged positions on major assets in addition to spot trading. As of April 2026, perps activity now earns points. The protocol has raised $3.3 million from investors like DeFiance Capital, Blockchain Capital, and Astronaut Capital. This makes it more likely that it will last in a crowded DEX market. The current perps program runs on Arbitrum, which gives traders a fast, cheap place to trade with leverage and earn points at the same time.

AI Arena is a project exploring the concept of players training AI-powered fighters and deploying them into automated battles on the Arbitrum blockchain. The platform introduces a competitive environment where fighters learn from player input through imitation learning and gradually improve their combat behavior over time. AI Arena is developed by ArenaX Labs and operated by the CortX Foundation, with backing from Paradigm, Framework Ventures, and SevenX Ventures. The $NRN token is central to the ecosystem, powering rewards, staking, and competitive incentives.

Rip Strategies is a tokenized vault protocol based on Hyperliquid (HyperEVM) that lets users have liquid fractional exposure to managed NFT treasury strategies. The Hypurr Vault, its main product, holds a collection of 30 Hypurr NFTs, which are part of the Hyperliquid ecosystem. It also issues $rHYPURR shares that represent a share of the underlying assets. A group of OG Hyperliquid traders and EVM developers have developed the protocol. Some of them had worked on Fantom before. There have been no public announcements of outside funding rounds, so this is a community-driven project. According to DefiLlama, the vault is live on the mainnet and has about $460,000 in TVL. $rHYPURR is also actively trading on Hyperliquid DEXes. Accessibility is the main benefit of using Rip Strategies. Instead of buying whole Hypurr NFTs, users can mint $rHYPURR vault shares, which give them access to the value of the NFT basket and any airdrops those NFTs get. They can also mint, redeem, or trade them at

Carbon is a decentralized exchange (DEX) that runs on Arbitrum and lets you trade more than 550 pairs, including crypto, stocks, forex, indices, and commodities, with up to 75x leverage and no fees. It works on an intent-based model, sending trades to deep liquidity sources like Binance and Bybit while letting users keep full control of their funds. Execution quality is the platform’s main strength. Carbon’s solver architecture combines liquidity from both centralized and decentralized venues to reduce slippage and fees, instead of just using on-chain order books.

Fireplace is a professional trading terminal for prediction markets, offering a unified interface for trading event outcomes across categories like politics, sports, entertainment, and crypto. Built on top of platforms like Polymarket, it aggregates fragmented prediction market venues into a single dashboard with institutional-grade tools including cross-venue order routing, real-time data feeds, and advanced charting. The platform went live on January 27, 2026, and currently supports markets across Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, BNB Chain, and Ethereum mainnet. Fireplace raised $1.5M in a pre-seed round led by Frachtis, with participation from White Star Capital and Syndicate via the Legion and Echo syndicates.

Otomate (formerly CopInk) is an AI-powered on-chain automation protocol for perpetual futures trading on the Ink Chain. The platform enables users to create and deploy automated trading strategies on Nado, a perpetual DEX, without requiring constant monitoring or technical expertise. Core use cases include volume generation, delta-neutral strategies, and copy-trading top performers through verifiable on-chain execution. The protocol’s key differentiator is its non-custodial architecture with built-in risk management features. Users retain full control of their funds while automated bots execute strategies with hard risk limits including leverage caps, position size restrictions, and kill switches. This approach makes advanced trading strategies accessible to users who lack the time or expertise for manual perpetual trading. Otomate operates on Ink Chain and integrates directly with Nado’s perpetual markets. The platform is currently live on mainnet with an active points program, though

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