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Arrow Finance has introduced Arrow Locker, the first native liquidity locking and token acquiring solution on Robinhood Chain. The new infrastructure
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Arrow Finance expands beyond lending
With Arrow Locker, the project goes beyond lending into another critical area of decentralized finance.
What is Arrow Locker?
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Block liquidity provider positions.
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Create customizable token acquisition schedules.
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Verify on-chain liquidity commitments.
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Manage assignments for founders, contributors, advisors and investors.
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Collect protocol-generated fees directly through the platform.
Native support for Uniswap V2, V3 and V4
Uniswap V2
Uniswap V3
Uniswap V4
Equipment rights acquisition designed for greater transparency
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Founders
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Core Developers
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Advisors
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First contributors
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Private investors
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Strategic partners
Why liquidity blocking is important
Public access coming soon
Competitive fee structure
Why this is important for Robinhood Chain
How Arrow Locker is different from other LP locking platforms
ARROW Token Market Performance
- ARROW Price: $1.42
- 24 hour change: -9.51%
- Market capitalization: $12.82 million
- 24-hour trading volume: $3.92 million
- Increase in trading volume: 17.94%
- Fully diluted valuation: $14.25 million
- Liquidity-market capitalization ratio: 73.79%
- Total offer: 10 million ARROW
- Maximum offer: 10 million ARROW
- Circulating supply: 9 million ARROW
Looking to the future
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