Arbitrum

24h change: +0.75%. From $0.1149 to $0.1157.

• The ARB token has risen about 5% in 24 hours and 25% weekly, with 24-hour trading volume surpassing $150 million. This follows recovery from recent lows around $0.09. Increased activity reflects renewed market interest in Arbitrum's layer-2 ecosystem.
• On April 16, 92.65 million ARB tokens valued at roughly $10.7 million will enter circulation for investors, team, and advisors. This equals 0.93% of total supply. Such events can affect supply dynamics and trading.
• GMX launched 24/7 XAU/XAG perpetuals mainly on Arbitrum, adding real-world asset trading. iExec deployed confidential tokens on Arbitrum Sepolia, and DeBridge saw large cross-chain flows via Arbitrum. These boost DeFi activity and TVL around $1.85 billion.

24h change: +6.43%. From $0.1023 to $0.1089.

• Arbitrum's ARB token gained 10% on April 8, 2026, as trading volume increased sharply and tested a key supply zone. This movement indicates strong buying pressure amid market conditions. It highlights continued interest in layer 2 scaling solutions like Arbitrum.
• On April 3, 2026, Arbitrum DAO approved updates turning its Code of Conduct and Procedures into living documents with an amendment process. This allows for continuous evolution of DAO rules. The change supports flexible governance as the ecosystem grows.

24h change: -1.35%. From $0.1029 to $0.1015.

• Arbitrum's USDC and stablecoin supply has risen to about $8 billion, improving its TVL rankings. This growth boosts on-chain activity, fees, and revenue to $26,000 daily. Higher activity supports network usage.
• Hyperliquid's USDH bank rails and HIP-3 perpetuals increase fiat inflows, stablecoins, and high-frequency trading on Arbitrum. This drives higher network fees, TVL, and potential ARB demand. It reflects growing DeFi activity.
• The next ARB token unlock releases 92.65 million tokens worth $9.45 million, or 0.93% of total supply. It allocates 36.52 million to investors and 56.13 million to team and advisors. Such unlocks add to circulating supply.

24h change: +0.15%. From $0.0925 to $0.0926.

• Arbitrum activated the ArbOS Dia upgrade, which provides smoother fees, higher throughput, and greater Ethereum alignment. This technical improvement scales the network for more efficient operations. It builds on prior protocol developments approved by the DAO.
• Jumper Exchange reports users selecting Arbitrum as the top Layer 2 for trade execution thanks to predictable fees and deep liquidity. Algebra DEX Engine now supports Arbitrum chains for faster DEX deployments. These integrations strengthen Arbitrum's position in DeFi.
• Arbitrum started the ArbiLink Agentic Challenge for AI-onchain builders with prizes and event trips. A new eight-week mentorship program begins April 13 for early-stage teams. These efforts support ecosystem growth and innovation.

24h change: +3.12%. From $0.0927 to $0.0956.

• Google researchers detail five quantum attack paths that could endanger $100 billion in assets on Ethereum layer 2 networks including Arbitrum. Ethereum relies heavily on L2s like Arbitrum for transaction processing off the main chain. This underscores the need for enhanced cryptographic protections in scaling solutions.
• The Ethereum Foundation backs an 'economic zone' initiative to tackle layer 2 fragmentation. Leading L2s like Arbitrum and Base are highlighted as key players in Ethereum's scaling efforts. This aims to improve transaction capacity and reduce costs across networks.
• Walmart's OnePay platform expands its cryptocurrency offerings to include the Arbitrum ARB token. This move broadens access to ARB within a major retailer's financial services. It reflects growing institutional interest in layer 2 tokens.