The minimum reward a user could receive was 625 ARB. On the day of listing, the token was valued between $1.3 and $1.5, meaning the minimum reward equated to $875. To receive this minimum token amount, users had to bridge the network (interestingly, even deposits from the exchange were counted), make a few transactions, and repeat this activity (but not within a 48-hour span). The cost of such an account ranged from $3 to $20.

The maximum number of tokens a user could receive was 10,000 ARB, equivalent to $14,000. This was the maximum token amount, and to receive it, users had to fulfill all the requirements listed in picture below. The cost of such an account was between $100 and $1000.

To earn the minimum reward, one had to invest ten minutes and $20, and this process needed to be repeated twice, though not within a 48-hour span.

The Arbitrum One network has exceptionally low gas costs, making it easier for users to get involved with this opportunity. The project gave rewards to those who provided a lot of liquidity, as well as to newcomers who spent as little as $5 on commissions.