Arbitrum (ARB)

Understanding transaction costs on @arbitrum is not that hard. The chain’s own computation costs are tracked separately from the cost of posting data to Ethereum and both adjust dynamically based on network load. Arbitrum One and Nova have a 7 million gas per second limit. When activity starts pushing that boundary, fees rise automatically, basically acting like a safety valve. It cuts down on spam and keeps room for the transactions that actually matter. So, the fees you pay are the sum of the costs incurred at that time. This setup helps keep the network stable over the long term.

would fit very well on @arbitrum

project 2: @arbitrum no it's not solely because they are one of the strongest l2's atm it’s primarily because of their focus around bringing tokenized stocks onchain with robinhood and to understand why that matters, let's zoom out a bit stocks went from paper, then to phone brokerage, then toweb trading, then to mobile apps every jump significantly altered who could participate, how fast markets moved, and what people could build around them (the shift to online trading alone basically kicked off the entire retail era) now we’re watching the next jump happen in front of our eyes real time stocks are moving onchain and the implications are pretty massive... > these assets suddenly become composable > you can trade them 24/7 without waiting for tradfi opening hours > they can plug into onchain products, collateral systems, structured products, indexing, etc - things that simply weren’t possible on legacy infra and retail doesn’t even have to come onchain to use it, robinhood is the funnel what i like about arbitrum is that they’re not just tweeting about real world assets, they’re actually becoming a home for them as an aside - they’re also currently running one of the strongest grants programs in the space if you’ve got a strong idea for a project or initiative it's worth putting in an application

Arbitrum is the hub of diamond builders, with over 1,000 protocols live, it's undoubtedly one of the biggest builder chain Q4 has been massive for @arbitrum, from hitting various all time highs to securing big partnerships like Warden and Anoma. Arbitrum is the leading L2 with over $17.5B in TVL This all sums up to show that Arbitrum and $ARB have a huge demand, and will continue dominate the market in 2026

Capital doesn’t chase narratives. It chases efficiency. $ARB is undervalued on fundamentals, printing revenues at scale with the deepest TVL base. $SUI is where activity lives, dominating DEX and derivatives flow with stable price action. $SEI is the asymmetric bet. Low TVL. Low market cap. Real infra upgrades and institutional rails coming online. When fees, volume, and users move first, price follows later. By the time the timeline agrees, the edge is already gone. Watch what chains monetize, not what they promise.

classic crypto moments: the chain is booming, metrics look god-tier, builders won’t stop shipping… yet the token is getting folded like laundry. @EdgenTech when fundamentals and price diverge this hard, it usually means the market is mispricing something or hasn’t caught up to the structural shift underneath. arbitrum tvl hits all-time highs, so why is the token down 70%? $arb might genuinely be one of the most mispriced assets in crypto right now. the @arbitrum ecosystem is on fire tvl exploding, activity up, dev pipelines stacked but the token itself has been sliding nearly 70% over the last three months. that disconnect is exactly what analyst michaël van de poppe has been calling out: arbitrum is outpacing almost every l2 in growth, yet its token keeps bleeding. the data hits hard: • tvl (in arb terms) went parabolic mid-2024 • multiple aths through 2025 • now pushing $15b+ arb locked • dex volumes climbing week after week • liquidity deepening across the stack • new apps launching nonstop, even in a cooling macro the ecosystem’s expanding while the broader market naps that alone already breaks the usual cycle logic. so why is arb dumping? because price isn’t reacting to fundamentals right now it’s reacting to: • rotation flows into “shinier” narratives • short-term leverage wipeouts • heavy unlock expectations • macro de-risking • traders chasing faster momentum elsewhere meanwhile, the core metrics that actually matter for long-term value accrual usage, liquidity, builder activity are all trending the opposite way. the gap between fundamentals and price won’t stay this wide forever. when it closes, it tends to close violently. arb looks less like a failing token and more like a compressed spring mispriced today because the market’s attention is elsewhere, but structurally positioned for a much cleaner repricing once rotation cycles back into real activity.

🔥 LATEST: Arbitrum TVL is up 22.85% over 180 days https://t.co/GEMYgpfF6q