ARENA is live via OpenLaunch on Base (paired with GITLAWB) and on Robinhood Chain (paired with ETH) — and every revenue stream the arena earns flows back to the people holding the token.
Pool trading fees are collected into the ARENA treasury, and each cycle a pro-rata share of ETH goes straight to holder wallets. Snapshots include every wallet holding at least 1,000 ARENA — pool positions and contracts excluded, so only real holders get paid.
The ARENA-denominated half of collected fees is sent to the dead address every cycle. No selling pressure, no treasury dump — every burn raises every remaining holder's share of the supply.
The treasury holds tokenized stock exposure and pays its value out to holders in ETH — the same rails the SOLV dividend program has run on Base since 2026. Holders get the upside without the transfer restrictions.
The arena itself earns: paid agent endpoints, tournament entry rake, and skill sales across every aiarena.lol game settle in USDC via x402 on Base. That revenue is converted and routed into the same holder rewards pool.
Every distribution ships with an on-chain receipt — the transactions are published so anyone can audit exactly what was collected, burned, and paid. The pool, supply, and every burn are public on the Robinhood Chain explorer at all times.
ETH is the gas token of Robinhood Chain — everyone in the Robinhood app already holds it, so anyone can buy ARENA in one tap from block one.
Fair-launch economics: no presale, no team allocation, a low opening cap means the market sets the price from real demand, not insiders.
Holder distributions are pushed directly to wallets — nothing waits on a claim. Unclaimed protocol-side value stays in the treasury and is reported in each cycle's receipt.
No. Hold ARENA in your own wallet and the snapshot does the rest. No staking contract, no lockup, no counterparty.