Arbitrum (ARB)

$ARB is holding dev activity while the market sbsF Throughput steady. Sequencer fees lifting. Liquidity starting to rotate back. Why it matters: early-cycle L2 strength always starts here. https://t.co/Xrpo6j1hkE

When you look around the ecosystem lately, you keep seeing the same chain pop up. A lot of teams end up choosing @arbitrum when deciding where to build. It’s practical, it works and it handles real usage well. That’s why it keeps showing up across different parts of the ecosystem. Low fees, smooth transactions and infrastructure that’s been tested again and again make things easier for developers. That’s why you see the same chain used across different areas, from DeFi to gaming to RWAs. No chain sets out to become the standard but some naturally grow into that role over time. Arbitrum is right there now.

Congratulations to Ethereum Layer-2 @arbitrum — the latest nominee for Crypto Project of the Year 2025 ™️ A year that carried the capstone of a partnership with @RobinhoodApp and more for the blockchain @Offchain https://t.co/L8qYKVvbFc

. @arbitrum Is Quietly Becoming DeFi’s Liquidity Engine! Aave’s liquidity utilization on Arbitrum is now above 77%, higher than any other major chain and well ahead of Ethereum near 66%. High utilization signals real demand and efficient capital use, but it also means liquidity is tighter and moves can stay volatile.

We’re approaching 2026 but to me DeFi is still stuck in 2020. You realized it when you spend more time trying to move liquidity than actually using it. @EuclidProtocol caught my attention because it rethinks that entire flow. Instead of building yet another bridge, it creates a shared liquidity layer apps can plug into directly. In simple terms, it means that one deposit can earn across multiple chains. It’s not a surprise that the protocol already moves at 1K+ TPS, has 1M+ wallets on-chain, and supports 40+ networks. 🔗 Worth make some research before the mainnet goes live: https://t.co/akupNaLAzv

$ARB saw the highest amount of inflows than any other chain in the past 24 hours, with $68.5 million in inflows. $POL had the most outflows with $31.98 million. https://t.co/0HIstm9eVq

It’s 14 days to Christmas, and i feel obliged to share this piece with you To spur your interest in @arbitrum again Let’s talk about Arbitrum Builder’s block Builder’s block was introduced in response to a practical challenge. As arbitrum grew, more teams began building applications across its different layers and tooling environments. The purpose of builder’s block is to address a lot of issues in a better way. Now, there are more than 12 features shipped, which is to sling arbitrum into new horizons I could have talk more about it but this will become too long, hehe

gHeyElsa The other day I decided to use the https://t.co/fXSgUeOa3J Application. The homepage wasn't complicated. my wallet ready, I clicked Start on the Homepage and was surprised. Where is the MetaMask window? Or where is the Login with Google hell? It threw me directly to the console with example commands like How should I deposit $100?. I personally paid entrance tax for years even just to look at crypto applications. This is the first moment an application allowed me to test the engine before buying the car. User experience is a big win at @HeyElsaAI