Arrakis Finance
Arrakis Finance is an onchain market maker for token issuers, providing actively managed deep liquidity across project tokens, RWAs, and equities.
What is Arrakis Finance?
Arrakis Finance is an onchain market maker that builds liquid and efficient markets for token issuers. The platform provides actively managed onchain liquidity for project tokens, yield-bearing real-world assets, commodities, equities, and Hyperliquid perpetual futures — all fully self-custodial. Arrakis lets projects launch deep, actively managed onchain markets with capital efficiency that outperforms self-managed pools. For yield-bearing RWAs, secondary markets stay aligned with NAV automatically. The platform supports multiple use cases including TGE launches, secondary market liquidity, and Hyperliquid spot and perpetual market making.
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