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ARX is a staking protocol with a deterministic design that mirrors Bitcoin's fixed supply and halvings-based emission schedule. However, instead of paying rewards to miners who must continually liquidate them to fund operations, ARX directs rewards to stakers where they are compounded as additional stake. By aligning reward flows with investor incentives, ARX turns Bitcoin-style block rewards into compounding yield and a structural engine for capital appreciation.

ARX's value is derived from two complementary forces: predictable, long-term, market-based yield and programmed scarcity that increases over time. Together, they create an asset that behaves both as a dependable yield generator and a scarcity-driven engine for long-term capital appreciation.

ARX's unique proof-of-capital design combines the emergent capital concentration of Bitcoin mining with the inherent advantages of Hedera's proof-of-stake network. The result is a protocol with long-term market-based staking yields, rewards that compound as stake capital, and an accumulation forcing function that aligns the interests and outcomes of ARX holders.

Dual staking pools provide a mechanism for a fair and widely accessible distribution of ARX tokens from a cold start, ensuring all tokens are distributed as rewards. The programmed rewards reallocation from the Common pool to ARX pool mirrors the mix-shift in Bitcoin mining rewards from miners with commonly accessible CPU-based hardware to those with more specialized GPU and ASIC-based equipment. ARX is designed to benefit early participants and encourages rewards to be reinvested as stake thus creating a capital formation flywheel.

Staking reward qualification thresholds creates scarcity by reducing the number of accounts that qualify to earn rewards. This ensures staking rewards remain meaningful and provides consistent demand for ARX tokens. By concentrating staking rewards to a declining number of the largest staked accounts ARX staking APR is maintained even as emissions decline.

Qualification thresholds are designed to benefit all token holders. Without declining staking capacity, the programmed halving of rewards would lead to an inevitable erosion of staking yields. With them, staking yields remain attractive and qualifying to earn them becomes competitive which creates an accumulation forcing function as stakers are required to continuously add to their ARX stake to qualify.

One of the unique properties of ARX is that since rewards are fixed in terms of token quantity, staking yield is solely determined by the quantity of ARX staked. This means staking yield is indifferent to token price making ARX unique from traditional financial assets. Whether ARX trades at $1 or $1,000, the APR for a given stake size is identical. As the protocol matures and staking rewards become competitive, this will allow ARX to absorb inflows of capital and scale to any market cap without diluting returns to stakers.

ARX does not offer guaranteed returns; however, it does offer a deterministic design engineered to attract and retain capital. The design rests on three immutable pillars: (1) Staking APR is market-driven and based solely on the quantity of ARX staked; (2) For any given staking APR, qualified stakers must continually accumulate ARX to earn staking rewards (the accumulation forcing function), and (3) the price at which stakers accumulate ARX has no impact on the yield they receive. This design encourages persistent structural buying and aligns the interests of all token holders.

Currently, users can stake HBAR and major HTS tokens incluing ecosystem tokens, stablecoins, and bridged assets.

ARX does not have a calculable staking APR until it has DEX listing and quoted price.

Early participation matters. Early participants can stake assets they already hold and receive a larger share of zero-cost ARX rewards. As allocation shifts toward the ARX Pool, those early rewards become increasingly valuable. The earlier you enter, the more of the long-term emission curve you capture.

A $25 minimum stake in the common pool is required.

Stakes are required to be held for one complete block before they are allowed to be unstaked. This protects the protocol and its users from gaming, flash loans, and other unfair or undesired behaviors. No other lock-up provisions apply.

Users pay all Hedera network transaction fees (est. ~$0.025 per transaction) and a protocol fee of 0.15% on stake and unstake transactions.

Connect your Hedera wallet, choose an asset to stake, and begin earning ARX rewards immediately. A minimum $25 USD stake is required.