Arvo

Our founders Marc, Louis and Zad discuss why they built Arvo, and where they’re taking it next.

Land doesn't stop trading when the property market slows. Arvo's first operating model is built around acquiring land, subdividing it and bringing individual plots to auction. In a rising market, acquisition and resale prices may increase. In a falling market, we can acquire at lower prices and adjust resale expectations accordingly. The focus remains the same: buying at the right price, maintaining margins and completing transactions. Capital is deployed into tangible land assets or held within the business and Treasury. The market changes. The business model doesn't. $ARVO

Understanding Arvo. How do the businesses support the Treasury? Where do vault rewards come from? What can you use $ARVO for? We’ve expanded our FAQs to answer the questions you’ve been asking from land acquisitions and verification to staking and token utility. arvoprotocol.com/faq

The next phase of $ARVO is almost here. ✓ Internal checks ✓ Testnet ✓ External audit ✓ Mainnet readiness ✓ Introductory vault configuration All complete. Early access is next. Public release follows. Join the waitlist and make sure you’re ready when the introductory $ARVO vault opens. arvoprotocol.com/platform

Every Arvo land acquisition comes with a published HM Land Registry title number. Anyone can use it to independently verify the registered property details behind each project. Real assets. Public records. Verifiable ownership. $ARVO

First, the introductory staking vault. Next, a closer look at the assets behind Arvo. The Arvo Intelligence beta will follow shortly after the vault opens, helping users explore the land projects behind Arvo’s future USDC rewards. Review title information and supporting documents. Examine access, utilities and location data. Compare relevant land sales. Ask questions about individual plots. A clearer view of what we acquire, why the numbers work and how each project connects to $ARVO.

The Arvo app is coming. Waitlist members get in 48 hours early. First access to the introductory vault. Grow your $ARVO holding ahead of future USDC reward vaults, with acquisition preparations already underway. Plus: •⁠ ⁠Early access to Arvo Intelligence. •⁠ ⁠Advance notice of new vault openings. •⁠ ⁠First looks at upcoming projects. •⁠ ⁠Priority access to competitions and campaigns. •⁠ ⁠Test new features before public release. •⁠ ⁠Ongoing priority access beyond launch. Release date announced shortly. Be ready. arvoprotocol.com/platform Vault eligibility and terms apply.

Independent security audits complete. ARVO’s staking contracts and app have been reviewed and verified by @soken_team. Next up: mainnet deployment. Early access and public launch dates will be announced shortly. Read the audit reports: soken.dev/audits.html Join the waitlist: arvoprotocol.com/platform

An offer has been accepted on a new land site. The operating team is finalising the acquisition figures and ARVO’s proposed participation. The site will be subdivided and sold as individual plots through monthly auctions, returning capital as sales complete. Arvo’s share of distributable profit supports Treasury growth, further investment and future USDC rewards for eligible $ARVO stakers. We’ll publish the confirmed structure, key numbers and project progress through the Arvo app.

Six acres. Thirteen plots. Sold through monthly auctions. This completed project shows the operating model behind Arvo: acquire a site, subdivide it and sell individual plots, allowing capital to return as sales complete. Purchase price: £100,000 Gross sales: £240,000 Operating profit: £110,000 Under Arvo’s model, 50% of distributable business profit goes to Treasury, supporting further investment, reserves and USDC staking rewards. Real projects. Multiple exits. Business activity supporting $ARVO.

Real business activity is at the centre of Arvo’s model. 50% of distributable business profit stays in the operating business, supporting growth and future projects. The other 50% goes to the Arvo Treasury, supporting further investment, reserves, stablecoin staking rewards, buybacks and protocol development. That’s how business performance supports the $ARVO ecosystem.

How does Arvo’s business activity support the protocol? 50% of distributable business profit stays in the operating business. The other 50% goes to the Arvo Treasury, supporting further investment, reserves, staking rewards, buybacks and protocol development. Here’s an example of how a £600,000 Treasury contribution could be allocated, including £90,000 towards stablecoin staking rewards. That’s the connection: real business profits helping fund USDC rewards for eligible $ARVO holders. Illustrative figures only. Actual allocations and rewards depend on Treasury policy and published vault terms.

ARVO projects will not rely on finding one buyer for an entire site. Once subdivision is complete, individual plots can be entered into monthly auctions and sold separately. That creates multiple exits from one acquisition and a recurring flow of completed sales throughout the project.

A closer look inside the ARVO app. Staking vaults. Portfolio and reward tracking. Treasury visibility. Operating-project reporting. Complete activity history. Everything $ARVO, all in one place. Early access opens soon. arvoprotocol.com/platform

How ARVO’s land model works: Suitable sites are acquired and legally divided into individual plots. Those plots are then released in batches through established monthly property auctions. Each completed sale returns capital progressively rather than keeping it locked until the entire site is sold.

Testnet deployment is complete and internal release testing is underway. Next: - Complete end-to-end checks. - External security review. - Waitlist access codes. - Introductory vault opening. - Public platform release. Join the waitlist for early access: arvoprotocol.com/platform

The ARVO staking platform has been deployed to testnet with internal testing underway ahead of public release. Further updates to come throughout this week.

Most chains host assets that only exist on them. Robinhood Chain was built for the opposite: real things, represented on chain. UK land is exactly that. Title at HM Land Registry, coordination on chain. $35M+ completed by our operator. Multiple products, different risk appetites. $ARVO

The Arvo app is now undergoing validation ahead of public launch. Each accepted stake records its principal, reward entitlement and maturity date. Subsequent token price movements do not recalculate its agreed payout. The architecture supports new vault configurations and reward products as the Arvo ecosystem expands. Join the waitlist: arvoprotocol.com/platform

Why land and how do we find buyers? These are two questions we’re often asked about Arvo’s first operating model. Our auction partner has an established network of approximately 42,000 active land investors, with opportunities marketed to them every month. And that’s just one channel. Before acquiring a site, the team assesses what investors are looking for, how the land can be subdivided, realistic sale prices and the best routes to market. That understanding shapes both what we buy and how the individual plots are marketed through monthly auctions and established sales channels. For Arvo, this means the first operating model starts with an experienced team, an established investor network and a clear route to buyers. The sales strategy begins before the land is acquired.

The Arvo app brings the cycle together: projects, staking vaults, positions, rewards, Treasury activity and published results.