Perp DEX review
Arcus Review: Perpetual DEX
A Robinhood Chain venue for stock-token spot markets and perpetuals with an official fixed-pool Season 1 points program.
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Perp DEX review
A Robinhood Chain venue for stock-token spot markets and perpetuals with an official fixed-pool Season 1 points program.
Quick answer
Arcus Season 1 is a live fixed-pool points program, not a confirmed airdrop. Arcus says 250,000 points are distributed weekly, with the dashboard updating every Wednesday; the same announcement says points are discretionary and do not guarantee a future token or reward. Source: Arcus official site, 2026.
Last updated: October 6, 2026 — Answer framing and editorial context reviewed; dated product facts remain subject to the linked primary source.
Perpetual futures
Availability: Robinhood Chain · official site linked
Key distinction: Perpetual futures venue
Constraint: Fees, liquidity, eligibility, rewards, and exit conditions
Evidence: checked 2026-10-06
Decision snapshot
Robinhood Chain · Perpetual futures venue
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Fees, liquidity, eligibility, rewards, and exit conditions
Evidence
Checked 2026-10-06
Rank
#19 / 44
Volume
$66.5M
Open interest
$37.6M
Program
Season 1 points
Reward or points status
Season 1 Points
Deadline
No later than June 30, 2027
Evidence score
7/7 · Strong
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Reward mechanics · current snapshot
Program / status
Season 1 Points
Live · No later than June 30, 2027
Qualifying activity
Official announcement states a fixed 250,000-point weekly pool with Wednesday dashboard updates, activity boosts, and anti-wash-trading controls. It does not promise a token or airdrop; points are discretionary.
Formula / allocation
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Token status
No token shown
Evidence
7/7 · Strong
Checked
2026-10-06
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Fees, liquidity, eligibility, rewards, and exit conditions
Use cost before reward. Calculate activity cost first; points can be delayed, diluted, slashed, or worth zero.
Arcus Season 1 is a live fixed-pool points program, not a confirmed airdrop. Arcus says 250,000 points are distributed weekly, with the dashboard updating every Wednesday; the same announcement says points are discretionary and do not guarantee a future token or reward.
Arcus is a trading venue on Robinhood Chain focused on stock-token spot markets and perpetuals. The official announcement describes points from trading, market making, retained collateral, referrals, RWA or stock-token activity, off-hours activity, and Robinhood Wallet routing.
The weekly pool is fixed, so more participants can dilute the points earned per unit of activity. That makes a cost-per-point log more useful than copying large-account volume receipts. A legitimate one-account experiment should measure the weekly points result, fees, spread, and any visible boost before increasing risk.
Arcus also explicitly warns against wash trading, self-matching, and artificial activity. Points can be reduced or eliminated. Do not treat invite codes or community estimates of future token value as confirmed economics.
No token allocation, conversion formula, claim date, or TGE date is confirmed in the official points announcement. Community posts may estimate future value, but those estimates are not evidence of an airdrop.
See the perpetual DEX reward tracker for dated comparisons with RISEx, Extended, and Ostium.
Recheck the official Arcus Points announcement, the live dashboard, current access restrictions, and the final quote before trading. Points are not compensation for taking leverage or liquidity risk.
Frequently asked
No. Arcus describes Points as a participation metric and does not guarantee a token launch, airdrop, conversion, or fixed monetary value.
The official announcement states that Season 1 distributes a fixed 250,000 points every week, with the dashboard updating on Wednesdays.
Measure genuine point efficiency through useful trading or liquidity activity first. Do not manufacture volume, self-match, or use multiple wallets to chase a fixed pool.