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Overview

Arenas brings real-world financing on-chain by connecting two existing systems with a single, thin piece of glue.

Arenas deploys one contract of its own — the Credit Delegation Module (CDM). Everything else it uses is external and already deployed:

Piece
What it is
Whose contracts

Atomica

The credit engine — approval-gated, undercollateralized financing markets.

Atomica contracts (Base)

Aave

An optional liquidity source, used via standard credit delegation for boosted yield.

Aave v3 contracts (Base)

CDM

Arenas’ own Credit Delegation Module — routes Aave borrowing power into Atomica financing pools.

Arenas (the only Arenas contract)

Arenas is not an Aave fork and does not run its own liquidity protocol. It uses Aave v3 and Atomica as they are, and adds the CDM to connect them.


How it fits together

  • Borrowers get approval-gated credit from Atomica markets — no on-chain collateral.

  • Suppliers / LPs earn Atomica yield, and can amplify it by delegating Aave credit through the CDM (the Aave Market strategy).


Where to start


Networks

Arenas operates on Base (chain 8453), alongside the Atomica deployments on Base, Arbitrum One and Boba.

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