What Is Arbitrum (ARB)? Token Uses Explained
Understand what holding the token enables and how it differs from the Arbitrum network itself.
ARB Token Guides
Practical guides to understanding, storing and sending Arbitrum (ARB). Choose a topic below for wallet setup, transfer checks, token supply or participation in governance.
Understand the ARB Token
Start with the token's purpose before choosing a wallet or taking action. The comparison guide also explains how ARB differs from another governance token.
ARB vs OP: Comparing Two Governance Tokens
Compare governance rights, supply definitions and the limits of connecting network activity to token value.
Choose and Use a Wallet
Prepare control of your balance before making a transfer. If the token is not visible, use the setup guide before assuming that the funds are missing.
ARB Wallets: How to Choose and Store Your Tokens
Compare custody, signing and backup requirements to choose a wallet for your use.
How to Add ARB to MetaMask
Check the account and network, then find or import the correct token.
How to Send ARB: Network, Fees and Transfer Checks
Prepare the receiving details and gas, send the payment and inspect its transaction result.
Supply and Governance
Explore how supply changes and how voting power is used. These guides distinguish token holdings from release schedules and participation requirements.
ARB Tokenomics: Supply, Distribution and Unlocks
Read the difference between initial, total and circulating supply and learn how to interpret unlock information.
How to Delegate ARB and Vote in Arbitrum DAO
Follow delegation and voting steps while checking the eligibility rules for a specific proposal.