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What is the Arcium (ARX) token?

Arcium is a decentralized confidential computing network — marketed as an "encrypted supercomputer" — native to Solana. Arcium uses multi-party computation (MPC) to run calculations on fully encrypted data without ever exposing the underlying inputs, enabling confidential DeFi, private transfers, and encrypted AI workloads via the Blackthorn co-processor. ARX is the network's utility token, used for staking, computation scheduling, and governance. Arcium is the rebranded Elusiv, a Solana privacy protocol.

When was the ARX token launch date (TGE)?

The ARX token generation event took place on 22 June 2026. Approximately 208.8M ARX — 20.88% of total supply — entered circulation at launch, spanning the Community Sale, Community Initiatives, and Ecosystem & R&D allocations. The remaining 79.12% of supply stayed locked under vesting contracts.

Where is the ARX token contract address on Solana?

ARX uses the Solana contract ARXwZkNAtzPfdcoqQiduJn8EPv9fKiDfGn2KyggyDrFs, verifiable on Solscan. Arcium also deployed ARX on BNB Smart Chain at 0xd5f6ef5deabe61e6d5cdb49bfb6f156f2c1ca715. Both contract addresses are published on the official Arcium tokenomics page and match DropsTab records.

What is Arcium's total supply and tokenomics allocation?

ARX has a fixed total and maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens — no inflation mechanism, no dynamic minting. Early Backers & Supporters hold the single largest allocation at 27.12%; Core Contributors hold 21.07%, Ecosystem & R&D 20.43%, Community Initiatives 18.52%. Insider-facing allocations (backers, contributors, angels) total roughly 53.8%, concentrating ownership among early stakeholders.

How does the ARX unlock schedule affect sell pressure?

Every locked ARX allocation carries a 12-month cliff, followed by linear monthly vesting of 18–42 months depending on the category. According to DropsTab vesting data, cliff expiries starting 22 June 2027 release roughly 2.8% of total supply per month across six allocations — a persistent supply overhang for years. Full supply unlocks approximately 4.5 years after TGE.

Who are Arcium's investors, and what does the funding signal?

DropsTab fundraising data shows Arcium raised approximately $14M across four rounds: a $3.5M seed in November 2022 (led by LongHash Ventures and Staking Facilities Ventures), a $5.5M strategic round in May 2024 (led by Greenfield Capital), a $1M angel round, and the CoinList community sale. Backers include Jump Crypto, Coinbase Ventures, and Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko as angel — institutional support that signals maturity beyond a typical early-stage protocol.

How did the Arcium CoinList community sale work?

The Arcium Community Round ran on CoinList from 24 March to 1 April 2025. The sale offered 20M ARX — 2% of supply — at $0.20 per token, a $200M fully diluted valuation, raising $4M. Community-sale tokens carried no vesting: 100% unlocked at TGE. The round was oversubscribed and excluded residents of the US and Canada.

What did the Arcium airdrop require to qualify?

Arcium's airdrop runs through the RTG Portal in waves. Wave 1 eligibility was revealed via the official eligibility checker, and qualification for the next wave remains open through RTG participation. Earlier, the Citadel questline (from 4 September 2024) rewarded quest and testnet engagement with potential airdrop allocation — a retroactive structure that favored early active users.

Where can ARX be traded, and how is liquidity split between CEX and DEX?

ARX trades with CEX-dominated liquidity spanning spot, derivatives, and on-chain venues. Per DropsTab data, distribution covers top-tier US exchanges (Coinbase, Kraken), Korean venues with KRW pairs (Upbit, Bithumb) signaling strong Korean retail presence, global exchanges such as Bybit and KuCoin, a Bybit perpetual future, and native Solana DEX pools on Meteora and Raydium. Liquidity risk is low given the venue breadth.

What is ARX staking and how does slashing work?

ARX is staked as collateral behind Arcium node operators — the more compute a node offers, the more ARX must be staked. Delegated ARX is slashable, penalizing faulty or malicious node behavior. Computation fees split 70% to node operators, 20% to Recovery Nodes, and 10% to the Network Treasury. Two-track governance for node operators and community lockers was slated to launch later in 2026.