The blockchain points aggregation platform MiL.k, which has over 1.5 million users, recently announced that its migration to the Layer 2 network Arbitrum has been fully completed, marking a new stage in the platform's global Web3 ecosystem construction. As a pioneer connecting traditional loyalty systems with decentralized infrastructure, MiL.k can convert physical points from industries such as aviation, retail, and tourism into native token Milk Coin (MLK) through a points tokenization model, creating real-time liquidity value for users.
This Web2 to Web3 bridging model has led MiL.k to establish strategic partnerships with major corporate groups such as Asia Airlines, OK Cashbag (a points service platform operated by SK Group, South Korea's second-largest group), L.Point (a points service platform operated by Lotte Group), and NOL, South Korea's largest online travel agency. These integrations are not simple brand collaborations—users actively exchange points through MiL.k's mobile application, which has become a popular lifestyle app in South Korea. Services such as booking flights using AirAsia miles or converting offline retail points to MLK for real-time liquidity are already online and continue to grow in usage. Thanks to MiL.k's ease of use and the rewards users receive by integrating previously fragmented point assets, the platform's monthly active users continue to rise.
Significant Migration Results: 80,000+ Wallets Migrated to Arbitrum, Monthly Transaction Volume Reaches $450,000
Since officially migrating to Arbitrum, MiL.k has shown strong momentum in the entire Layer 2 ecosystem. Over 80,000 users successfully transitioned their MLK assets to the Arbitrum network, marking a significant shift in MiL.k's technological and strategic direction. According to DappRadar data as of May 14, MiL.k ranks third among decentralized applications on the Arbitrum chain, an important milestone achieved in just five weeks after the April 10 migration.
In addition to on-chain transactions, MiL.k has launched its first decentralized trading pool on Camelot, Arbitrum's leading native DEX, with the MLK-ETH trading pair exceeding $450,000 in volume. The project has also collaborated with Galxe, a Web3 platform with over 33 million users, accepting thousands of new global participants through its post-migration exploration activities.
These developments reflect MiL.k's increasingly important role as a gateway between mainstream consumers and emerging blockchain infrastructure. MiL.k is not just focused on crypto-native audiences but is attracting a broader audience to the Web3 ecosystem by leveraging its real-world utility and corporate partnerships. This approach has led to steady user growth, with MiL.k attracting users from Korean mobile services and an increasingly international user base through incentive and liquidity activities.
"This migration validates the scalability of point assets in the decentralized economy," said a MiL.k spokesperson. "At this stage, we will focus on integrating MLK into DeFi, task incentives, and community-driven applications, building a points economy system deeply aligned with digital lifestyles."
Cross-Border Ecosystem Layout: Web3 Breakthrough Practices with 1.5 Million User Base
Currently, MiL.k has formed a "dual-drive" development pattern: leveraging Korean domestic resource advantages to continuously access top mobile service provider users, while building an international user community through liquidity incentives and global operations. Platform data shows that its user profile is extending from crypto-native groups to a broader consumer population.
Industry observers note that MiL.k's unique "physical points + on-chain assets" model provides a low-barrier solution for traditional enterprises entering Web3. With the efficiency improvements brought by Arbitrum's technical architecture, the platform is expected to expand more application possibilities in scenarios such as cross-border payments and digital identity authentication.
About MiL.k
MiL.k is a South Korean blockchain points aggregation platform that enables interoperability of points in tourism, retail, and lifestyle services through its native token MLK. The project achieves seamless exchange and integration of reward points between service providers, offering users true value and liquidity. MiL.k has established partnerships with multiple leading Asian enterprises, recently completed its strategic migration to the Arbitrum ecosystem, and is committed to building an open points economy network in the Web3 era.
