From entity to protocol: How Arkis is Decentralizing Prime Brokerage

Today we're launching a new Arkis website.

This integration combines Arkis's innovation in asset management with 1inch's expertise in liquidity aggregation.

This collaboration focuses on redefining DeFi hedge fund operations with tailored leverage environments, innovative smart contracts, and a shared vision for transparent, efficient finance.

Our Lead Blockchain Engineer conducts a critical examination of gas limit calculations and strategies to address hidden issues in Ethereum transactions.

This article explores the distinctions between traditional and DeFi prime brokerage, highlighting how Arkis offers a decentralized, transparent, and secure alternative by eliminating counterparty risk, avoiding rehypothecation, and empowering users with complete control over their financial activities.

This article explores the distinctions between traditional and DeFi prime brokerage, highlighting how Arkis offers a decentralized, transparent, and secure alternative by eliminating counterparty risk, avoiding rehypothecation, and empowering users with complete control over their financial activities.

In reimagining prime brokerage as a decentralized instrument, Arkis offers an alternative to conventional entities, combining autonomy, transparency, and scalability.

Arkis Co-founder Oleksandr Proskurin sat down with us to chat about the problem with typical DeFi borrowing models, how the Arkis Dynamic Spread Model helps asset managers, and the future of DeFi foundations.

Hyperliquid positions are now eligible for institutional credit and portfolio margin on Arkis

Arkis and Spark are collaborating to bring unified, portfolio-level credit to institutional digital asset markets, combining Spark’s institutional liquidity with Arkis’s cross-venue credit and margin infrastructure.

Traditional utilization models make borrowing unpredictable. Arkis fixes this with the Dynamic Spread Model — anchoring rates to collateral yields and target spreads for stable, predictable lending.