Samuel Evans

The Foundation👇 What ships first is the foundation: liquidity positions that never stop being usable. Deposit stocks, crypto, or stables into curated markets. Earn real trading fees. And because Arc's risk engine values every position continuously, they double as collateral in one margin account. Buying power without unwinding anything. That primitive is what everything else stands on. Portfolio margin, automated positioning, agentic liquidity. None of it works without a foundation that prices risk correctly. One layer at a time, risk engine first. arcliquidity.capital

Why Arc beats Delta Delta is a dashboard. Arc is a balance sheet. Both live on Robinhood Chain. Both let you deposit into pools and earn trading fees. Both are self-custodial. That is where Delta stops. Delta's entire product is putting capital into a pool and watching it: deposit, earn, track, claim (minus 1% of your fees). The moment your money is positioned, it can do exactly one thing. Want to trade, hedge, or catch a new opportunity? Unwind the position and stop earning. That is the oldest problem in liquidity providing, and Delta leaves it fully intact. Arc is built on the layer Delta doesn't have. Every Arc Position is continuously valued by a risk engine and counts as collateral in one unified margin account. Your liquidity earns fees and backs your buying power at the same time. Same chain, same starting point, one level higher in the stack.

Docs are live. How liquidity margin works, the math behind account health and buying power, the risk engine, and every risk written in plain language. Read it once, understand the whole system. arcliquidity.capital/docs

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