Arbitrum DeFi Airdrops

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.