TL;DR Arrakis has launched on Ink, Kraken’s Superchain L2. Ink wants to simplify DeFi on L2 and our module deployment on the network comes as more and more token issuers look to optimize their Protocol Owned Liquidity across liquidity solutions on L2. 

Key Takeaways: 

• Arrakis Pro has deployed a module on the Ink network to help token issuers manage their Protocol Owned Liquidity.  

• Ink is a nascent L2 built on the Superchain. Its goal is to make DeFi simple for everyone.  

• Arrakis Pro will support token issuers that deploy on Ink, ensuring they optimize their POL. 

• This launch comes as the L2 ecosystem enters a period of rapid expansion, while new DEX innovations transform the onchain liquidity landscape. 

Arrakis is live on Ink. 

We’ve deployed a module on Kraken’s L2 chain to help token issuers optimize their Protocol Owned Liquidity on the network. Built on the Superchain, Ink is focused on making DeFi simple enough for everyone to access. Ink launched on mainnet late last year and has already welcomed a host of staple DeFi projects like Velodrome and Dinero. 

Arrakis Pro has launched a module on Ink to help token issuers manage their POL effectively. Our industry-standard solution supports projects through the complexities of innovations like concentrated liquidity and Hooks and our Ink deployment will ensure more token issuers benefit from our services.

This launch comes as the onchain liquidity landscape enters a renaissance period. Similarly, the L2 ecosystem is rapidly evolving. Arrakis is on hand to help token issuers optimize their onchain liquidity and maintain strong depths onchain wherever their community is. 

Our Ink module is live now and deployments will begin in the coming weeks. 

To learn more about Ink, visit the project’s website. To learn more about Arrakis Pro, read our in-depth guide to Protocol Owned Liquidity.