Arkham 

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What is the Arkham (ARKM) coin?

Arkham (ARKM) is a blockchain-intelligence platform that links pseudonymous wallet addresses to real-world people, companies, exchanges, and funds. The project runs the Intel Exchange, a marketplace where users post ARKM-denominated bounties for specific on-chain information and analysts sell that intelligence. ARKM is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. DropsTab classifies Arkham under Big Data, with additional tags including Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Binance Launchpad. The platform's deanonymization mission has drawn recurring privacy criticism.

How does the Arkham Intel Exchange work?

A user posts a bounty denominated in ARKM for a specific piece of on-chain information — for example, identifying the entity behind a hack or tracing stolen funds. An analyst who produces the answer claims the bounty. Arkham describes this model as Intel-to-Earn. ARKM therefore acts as the payment and reward asset of the marketplace, not a gas token — its utility covers paying for intelligence, funding bounties, and platform incentives.

What is ARKM's total supply and tokenomics?

ARKM has a fixed maximum and total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Per DropsTab data, the allocation is: Ecosystem & Community Incentives 37.3% (373M), Core Contributors 20% (200M), Investors 17.5% (175M), Foundation Treasury 17.2% (172M), Binance Launchpad 5% (50M), and Advisors 3% (30M). The insider buckets — Contributors, Investors, and Advisors — together hold 40.5% of supply, a structural overhang. The token contract is verifiable on Etherscan.

Why does ARKM's unlock schedule create continuous sell pressure?

ARKM's vesting releases supply as a constant daily drip rather than clustered events. Per DropsTab vesting data, two buckets — Ecosystem & Community Incentives and Foundation Treasury — unlock roughly 165,778 and 55,515 ARKM per day respectively, across 7,675 scheduled unlock events since TGE on July 18, 2023. Core Contributors, Investors, and Advisors passed a 12-month cliff on July 18, 2024, then entered multi-year linear vesting. Public tokenomics documentation indicates fully vested supply roughly seven years after the July 2023 listing.

Who backed Arkham Intelligence?

Arkham raised $12,000,000 in a funding round on April 17, 2023. Investors included Coinbase Ventures, Digital Currency Group, Peter Thiel, Tim Draper, Sam Altman, and Bedrock Capital. Binance Launchpad ran a public sale on July 11, 2023 — 50,000,000 ARKM (5% of supply) at $0.05, raising $2,500,000, with 100% distributed at TGE. YZi Labs (previously Binance Labs), a Tier 1 exchange investor, made a further investment on November 15, 2023; its amount is not publicly disclosed.

What does Arkham's fundraising signal about project maturity?

The backer list combines venture capital (Digital Currency Group, Bedrock Capital), exchange venture arms (Coinbase Ventures, YZi Labs), and angel investors (Peter Thiel, Tim Draper, Sam Altman) — unusually high-profile coverage for a 2023 launch. Participation from Coinbase Ventures and YZi Labs ties Arkham to two of the largest crypto exchange ecosystems. No single backer is disclosed as holding more than 20% of supply; the investor allocation totals 17.5%, shared across round participants.

Is there an Arkham airdrop?

Arkham distributed tokens through one-time launch events, not an ongoing airdrop. The Binance Launchpad sale allocated 50,000,000 ARKM on July 11, 2023, with 100% distributed at TGE on July 18, 2023, alongside initial platform-user distributions. A Point Farming campaign on the Arkham Exchange, which started December 13, 2024 and rewarded users for trading, has ended and its distribution concluded. An Ambassador Program launched on the Arkham Exchange on August 4, 2025 rewards engaged users; per DropsTab data it remains active with no listed end date.

Does ARKM support staking?

ARKM has no general staking program — the token is not a proof-of-stake asset, and no network staking rewards exist. Staking inside the Arkham ecosystem is limited to the Intel Exchange, where ARKM can be staked to fund or back bounty rewards. Holders looking for yield instruments will not find a native staking mechanism in the token design.

Where can I buy ARKM?

ARKM trades on multiple centralized venues with more than 50 spot pairs, led by Binance (ARKM/USDT, ARKM/USDC, ARKM/TRY), Upbit (ARKM/KRW), OKX, Bybit, Kraken (USD/EUR), and Coinbase (ARKM/USD). Quote currencies span USDT, USD, USDC, KRW, TRY, EUR, BTC, and IDR. Per DropsTab data, multiple venues list ARKM perpetual futures, including Binance Futures, OKX, and Bybit. On-chain liquidity is thin by comparison — a single Uniswap v3 ARKM/WETH pool.

How do I swap USDT to ARKM?

The most direct route is the ARKM/USDT spot pair, which Binance, OKX, Bybit, Gate, HTX, MEXC, and KuCoin all list. A user deposits USDT, opens the ARKM/USDT market, and executes a spot trade. USDC pairs on Binance, OKX, Gate, and MEXC provide an alternative stablecoin route. On-chain swaps route through the single Uniswap v3 ARKM/WETH pool, where liquidity is materially thinner than on centralized venues.