Arbitrum’s ARB governance token is now tradeable on Solana, courtesy of Sunrise and Wormhole’s Native Token Transfers framework. The listing establishes what Sunrise calls the canonical version of ARB on Solana, meaning it’s designed to be the single, official representation of the token across the network’s ecosystem of wallets and decentralized exchanges.
ARB can now move through Solana’s infrastructure, including Jupiter, Phantom, Backpack, Solflare, Raydium, and Kamino.
How Wormhole NTT makes this work
Wormhole’s Native Token Transfers framework is the plumbing behind this integration. Unlike traditional bridges that create wrapped versions of tokens, NTT preserves the core properties of the token being transferred.
Wrapped tokens have historically created a fragmentation problem. You end up with multiple versions of the same asset floating around a blockchain, each with its own liquidity pool, none of them deep enough to trade efficiently.
NTT sidesteps this by establishing a single canonical representation. For ARB on Solana, that means one mint address: ARBzQTYDCW2KnVEjs1Mc81LekB1ibVFZKbSVmorkoT9d. Every Solana application that wants to support ARB points to this single source of truth, concentrating liquidity rather than scattering it.
Sunrise’s growing cross-chain empire
Sunrise launched on November 24, 2025, with Monad’s MON token as its first major listing. Since then, it has expanded to support assets from multiple networks, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Sui. Tokens like SUI and AAVE have already made the jump to Solana through the platform.
Assets listed via Sunrise have collectively generated over $500 million in trading volume on Solana over a 30-day period as of April 2026.
Sunrise’s approach is built around three pillars: centralized bridging (one canonical version per asset), immediate liquidity from launch day, and streamlined distribution across a chain’s application ecosystem. Rather than listing a token and hoping liquidity materializes organically, the platform coordinates with DEXs and wallets ahead of time so that the asset is usable from the moment it goes live.
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