ARBDOCS

ARBROKER is a token-to-NFT system with stock-basket distributions. Buy the ARBROKER token, burn 10,000 tokens to mint one Unit, then LOCK IN that NFT with a separate 100,000 ARBROKER lock-in bond in ARBDESK before it can earn.

• Holding ARBROKER without minting does not create a stock allocation.
• Holding a FLOAT Unit does not create a stock allocation.
• Minting burns 10,000 ARBROKER; LOCK IN separately posts 100,000 ARBROKER per NFT.
• Only locked-in COMMON and EPIC BOOST Units participate in future runs.
• Mint burn and stock distributions are separate flows.

1. Acquire ARBROKER.Use ARBINDEX to track the token and reach the active trading venue when launch wiring is live.
2. Connect an Arbitrum wallet.The same connected wallet is used for minting, LOCK IN, collection, and Unit management.
3. Open ARBMINT.Select one to three Units. Required burn equals quantity multiplied by 10,000 ARBROKER; each wallet may mint no more than three.
4. Confirm the conversion.Tokens are permanently removed and newly minted Units enter the wallet as FLOAT.
5. Continue to ARBDESK and LOCK IN.Post one 100,000 ARBROKER lock-in bond with each NFT, then choose COMMON or EPIC BOOST.
6. Wait for future distribution runs.LOCK IN starts from the current accounting checkpoint. There is no retroactive allocation.
7. Track ARBPOOL.See fee intake, all-time totals, locked-in weight, stock basket, and completed runs.
8. Collect in ARBDESK.Collect per Unit or in a batch. Collection does not unlock the position.

ARBFOLIO is the live distribution floor. ARBPOOL is the system-wide accounting room. ARBDESK is the connected wallet's private working area. They are intentionally separate.

• Maximum collection size is 4,444 Units.
• Maximum mint allocation is three Unit NFTs per wallet.
• Conversion is first come. There is no whitelist and no phase allocation.
• No ETH mint price is charged. The cost is paid by permanently burning ARBROKER.
• The 10,000-token mint burn does not LOCK IN the NFT. LOCK IN requires a separate, non-burn 100,000 ARBROKER bond per Unit.
• The wallet still needs a small amount of ETH on Arbitrum One for network gas.
• Minting multiple Units multiplies the burn at the same fixed ratio.
• A completed burn cannot be reversed.
• If fewer than 4,444 Units are converted, actual circulating NFT supply remains lower.

Example: minting three Units burns 30,000 ARBROKER. The wallet receives three separate FLOAT token IDs. Locking in all three later requires posting another 300,000 ARBROKER.

FLOAT

Default state after mint. It remains transferable, requires no lock-in bond, and does not dilute locked-in holders because it has zero distribution weight.

COMMON

LOCK IN COMMON by posting 100,000 ARBROKER together with the NFT for 1.0× weight. The NFT stays in the owner's wallet, but transfers are blocked while locked in. The owner may UNLOCK at any time; the NFT and lock-in bond remain held through T+1 settlement.

EPIC BOOST

LOCK IN EPIC uses the same single 100,000 ARBROKER lock-in bond—there is no second 100K charge—and holds the NFT for fourteen days at a target 1.5× weight. It cannot unlock during the term. At expiry it becomes COMMON, keeps earning at 1.0×, and may then begin the normal T+1 unlock.

LOCK IN is ARBROKER's activation ritual: post one NFT plus one 100,000 ARBROKER lock-in bond, then choose a class. LOCKED IN is the resulting position status.

The lock-in bond is held in the desk contract, not burned. It is released in full when the Unit completes UNWIND, and the NFT returns after T+1 settlement via WITHDRAW.

Collection and unlocking are independent. A holder may collect stock value without changing the Unit's class.

1. Trading creates fees.Mint burns do not fund distributions. Market activity is the source.
2. The creator fee share arrives as WETH.Pending WETH and all-time accounting remain visible in ARBPOOL.
3. WETH purchases the stock basket.The current product basket is AAPL, NVDA, MSFT, and TSLA.
4. A small caller bounty is removed.Once the timer reaches 00:00, any wallet can use RUN DISTRIBUTION in ARBPOOL; a backup keeper can execute the same public call.
5. Net stock value is allocated by locked-in weight.COMMON counts as 1.0× and EPIC BOOST uses the final locked boost.
6. Owners collect from ARBDESK.Pending value is shown per Unit and may be collected in a batch.

Runs become eligible every 15 minutes. ARBPOOL shows the eligibility timer, WETH ready, estimated stock value, and caller bounty. RUN DISTRIBUTION stays disabled until the timer reaches 00:00; then any caller may execute it, with a backup keeper intended to prevent long delays.

OPEN IMPLEMENTATION ITEM: exact stock instruments, basket weights, execution venue, custody model, and onchain claim settlement must be locked before contract wiring. ARBDOCS does not invent those parameters.

• FLOAT contributes zero to total locked-in weight and receives zero.
• Locked-in weight exists only while one 100,000 ARBROKER lock-in bond is attached to that NFT.
• COMMON contributes 1.0 unit of weight.
• EPIC BOOST contributes the final boost, currently targeted at 1.5 units.
• Newly locked-in Units begin from the current checkpoint and cannot claim earlier runs.
• If no Units are locked in, value waits in the pool rather than being assigned to FLOAT.

COMMON may UNLOCK at any time. The NFT and its 100,000 ARBROKER lock-in bond remain held until the targeted 24-hour T+1 settlement completes. EPIC BOOST must finish its 14-day term, becomes COMMON, and then follows the same COMMON unlock process.

The target accounting model attaches pending value to the Unit and lets the current owner collect it. A seller should collect before unlocking and transferring. Final ownership-at-claim behavior must be covered by contract tests.

1. Max acquires 225,000 ARBROKER.The token remains liquid until mint or LOCK IN is confirmed.
2. Max mints two Units.20,000 ARBROKER is burned. The wallet retains 205,000 liquid ARBROKER and receives two FLOAT NFTs.
3. The reveal opens ARBDESK.Max locks in Unit #101 as COMMON and Unit #102 as EPIC BOOST, posting one 100,000 ARBROKER bond for each. The wallet retains 5,000 liquid ARBROKER.
4. A future stock run executes.Unit #101 receives 1.0× allocation. Unit #102 receives the targeted 1.5× allocation.
5. Max collects both positions.ARBDESK batches the two Unit claims. Both NFTs remain locked in after collection.
6. Max later sells Unit #101.Max requests UNLOCK. After T+1, the NFT becomes FLOAT, the 100,000 ARBROKER lock-in bond becomes releasable, and the NFT can transfer.

1. Publish the verified collection media.Images, metadata, provenance, and final content address must be frozen.
2. Launch ARBROKER liquidity.The token must exist before any wallet can fund a conversion.
3. Deploy final contracts.Token, NFT, fee source, stock execution, and distribution references must use verified final addresses.
4. Enable ARBMINT.Conversion opens only after burn and mint paths pass the production checklist.
5. Lock in first Units.Early holders post 100,000 ARBROKER plus each NFT, then choose COMMON or EPIC BOOST in ARBDESK.
6. Ring the opening run.The first stock distribution proves the full path from fee to claim.

Values labeled TARGET describe parameters that are set at execution time, such as basket weights per declaration.

• Conversion risk.Burned ARBROKER cannot be recovered after a successful mint.
• Volume risk.Lower ARBROKER trading activity produces fewer fees and smaller stock distributions.
• Market risk.ARBROKER, WETH, and stock-basket values can move independently.
• Execution risk.WETH-to-stock purchases need price bounds, liquidity checks, and failure handling.
• Instrument risk.The final stock representation, issuer, custody, and redemption rules are not yet locked.
• Lock-in risk.Each locked-in Unit holds both the NFT and 100,000 ARBROKER. Neither can unlock until the applicable class term and T+1 conditions complete.
• Contract risk.Mint, weight, allocation, claim, and transfer hooks require unit, fork, and invariant testing.
• Concentration risk.A four-stock basket depends on a small number of companies unless weights or constituents change.
• Network risk.Congestion or failed transactions can delay LOCK IN, runs, and collection.
• Parameter risk.Bounty, cadence, stock weights, boost, and settlement rules directly affect outcomes.

I MINTED. WHERE DO I GO?

ARBDESK. LOCK IN each FLOAT NFT with a 100,000 ARBROKER bond, then choose COMMON or EPIC BOOST.

DOES FLOAT EARN STOCKS?

No. FLOAT stays transferable and has zero locked-in weight.

DO ARBROKER HOLDERS AUTOMATICALLY EARN?

No. ARBROKER is the mint and trading asset. Stock allocation belongs to locked-in Unit NFTs.

WHERE DO THE STOCKS COME FROM?

From stock purchases funded by the WETH share of ARBROKER trading fees.

DOES COLLECT UNLOCK MY NFT?

No. Collection and lock-in status are separate actions.

IS THE 100K LOCK-IN BOND BURNED?

No. The product target holds it while the Unit is locked in and through unlock settlement; only the separate 10K mint cost is burned.

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER EPIC BOOST ENDS?

It becomes COMMON and continues at 1.0×. The same 100K bond remains held until the owner requests UNLOCK and completes T+1.

CAN A NEW UNIT CLAIM OLD RUNS?

No. LOCK IN begins at the current accounting checkpoint.

WHERE DO I SEE THE WHOLE COLLECTION?

ARBUNIT is the public directory for IDs, traits, classes, and C-SUITE Units.