Arbital airdrop

Arbital is institutional market making for everyone. Instead of manually trading to hit a perp DEX's points threshold, you deploy an automated, maker-only strategy that quotes both sides of the order book, generates real volume, manages its own risk, and plugs into exchange incentive programs. The clever part for airdrop hunters is the economics: because maker orders often earn rebates and Arbital negotiates boosted points and reduced fees with integrated exchanges, you can farm a DEX's points at a steep discount, and with the right strategy, close to free. Start with the invite: Arbital.

On most perp DEXes, takers pay fees and makers pay less, break even, or get a rebate. Points programs, meanwhile, reward volume. Put those together and a maker-only strategy is the efficient way to farm: you produce the volume points programs want while paying the lowest possible cost to produce it, sometimes a negative cost. Arbital is built entirely around this - maker-only order placement, fee-aware routing, and spread management to optimize net execution after fees, across many venues at once. That is how you turn "farming points costs me fees" into "farming points costs me almost nothing."

Arbital is a real engine, not a black box. You define execution mode, directional bias, inventory limits, and loss thresholds, so you decide how aggressively your capital competes and how much risk it takes. It runs stealth execution (randomized timing, adaptive quoting) to avoid signaling, a real-time dashboard for live PnL, volume and budget, and hard risk controls - inventory caps, directional-bias limits, and realized-loss circuit breakers enforced at the engine level. It is non-custodial, so you keep control of your funds.

Arbital integrates with a growing list of perpetual DEXes, several of which we cover: Perpl, Hotstuff, Dreamcash, Extended, Felix, Pacifica, plus Hyperliquid, GRVT and more. Running Arbital farms those venues' points efficiently. And Arbital itself has a referral program and is early, so it may run its own points or token - meaning your market-making activity could farm the venue's drop and Arbital's at once. Treat Arbital's own drop as speculative; the confirmed value is cheaper, automated farming of the DEXes it supports.

• Project: Arbital (arbital.xyz)
• Type: Decentralized, maker-only market-making engine for perp DEXes
• Chain: Multichain (deploys across many perp DEXes)
• Edge: maker rebates + boosted points and reduced fees via integrations = farm points at a discount, sometimes free
• Controls: execution mode, directional bias, inventory limits, loss thresholds; stealth execution; circuit breakers
• Custody: non-custodial
• Integrated DEXes: Perpl, Hotstuff, Dreamcash, Extended, Felix, Pacifica, Hyperliquid, GRVT and more
• Own airdrop: possible but unconfirmed (referral program live)
• Related tools: TreadFi (perp automation + airdrop), Hyperider (play-to-generate volume)
• Join: Arbital

Set up through the invite (Arbital), pick an integrated DEX whose airdrop you want to farm (a rebate-paying venue like Perpl is ideal), and deploy a conservative maker-only strategy with tight inventory and loss limits. Let it generate volume that farms that DEX's points while the maker rebates and reduced fees keep your cost near zero. It sits alongside TreadFi (which automates trading and has its own airdrop) and our own Hyperider (which generates perp volume as a game) as the automation layer of airdrop farming.

Watch the walkthrough of the market-making rebate strategy here: youtu.be/TzWBJKcFRwU

Full playbook in the Arbital airdrop guide .

Real risk: market making is not free money - inventory can move against you, funding and adverse selection can cause losses, and leverage amplifies both. Use tight loss thresholds, start small, use the official domain only, never share a seed phrase. Research, not financial advice.