Ark Protocol (ark.win) price

ARK

Launched on Ethereum mainnet on 15/05/2026, Ark is an ERC20 protocol built around the ARK token and an official Uniswap v4 ARK/WETH pool. ARK has a fixed supply of 400,000 tokens. At launch, 320,000 ARK was allocated to official liquidity and 80,000 ARK was allocated to a genesis reward program.

Ark uses a Uniswap v4 hook to connect official pool trading activity to protocol accounting. When swaps occur through the official ARK/ WETH pool, the hook observes trade direction, applies the configured protocol fee, and routes collected value through ArkFeeRouter. This allows swap activity to feed predefined on-chain destinations such as rewards, buyback logic, Harbor liquidity support, protocol fee routing, and burn-related routes.

A key part of Ark’s design is that fee flow is not only collected, but programmatically reused by protocol contracts. ArkBuybackLogic receives WETH-denominated buyback budget from the fee router and can execute bounded ARK buybacks through the official pool. Bought ARK is then routed back through the protocol according to configured routes.

ArkHarbor is the protocol’s liquidity reinforcement component. It receives WETH flow from protocol routing and periodically deploys WETH-only concentrated liquidity below the current official pool price. This creates observable liquidity bands beneath the market and links a portion of official pool fee activity to additional on-chain liquidity.

Ark also supports two optional participation states: boarded ARK and locked ARK. Boarding deposits ARK into ArkBoarding and issues Boarded Ark, represented as bARK, plus a bARK Pass NFT. Boarded positions can earn base ARK rewards and may be claimed, compounded, or exited. Exits have a maximum 40% fee that decays linearly to zero over 14 days.

Locking deposits ARK into ArkVault for a fixed 40-day term. Locked positions receive Locked ARK, represented as lARK, plus an lARK Pass NFT. Locks can earn the locked reward lane and WETH-accounted rewards, which are normally paid as ETH when claimed or unlocked. Rewards stop accruing at maturity.

Ark’s contracts track trading fees, buyback budgets, Harbor liquidity actions, reward indexes, boarded principal, locked principal, and exit-fee decay on-chain. Outside pools may exist for ARK, but only the official Uniswap v4 pool connected to the Ark hook routes value into the protocol’s reward, buyback, and Harbor systems.