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  • With a market capitalization of close to $2 billion, ARB stands out in the Ethereum ecosystem.
  • Backed by $9.8 billion in LTV, Arbitrum leads scaling solutions, increasing ARB’s appeal.

Have you heard about ARB, Arbitrum’s native token? It seems to be making a lot of buzz on social networks. Not for nothing, since Arbitrum is a layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum. Did you know that according to AlphaScan data, ARB had the “best sentiment” in the last 24 hours? Over 40% of all weekly mentions occurred in this period. And hey, that’s not just anything: ARB was the most mentioned token after Bitcoin.

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ARB trending | Source: AlphaScan

ARB, the Rising Star

When a token like ARB becomes trending on networks, it’s usually a good sign. It means the crypto community is paying attention to the project. And the best part is that there have been no recent hacks or losses, so this increase in ARB mentions is quite positive for the project.

Rising Prices and the Key Role of Arbitrum

ARB is not only trending, but its prices are at a 2024 high. We are talking about a token trading at around $2, its highest price according to Binance data. Since March 2023, ARB has risen roughly 300%, peaking in late December. And it looks like the uptrend is continuing.

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Arbitrum price trending upward on the daily chart | Source: ARBUSDT on Binance, TradingView

Arbitrum is essential to improve Ethereum’s scalability

Thanks to its layer 2 roll-up solution, it diverts transactions from the mainnet, which helps keep gas rates low and improves user experience. Did you know that according to L2Beat data, Arbitrum is the largest layer 2 scaling solution with a total locked-in value (TVL) of over $9.8 billion?

Arbitrum Orbit: Innovating in Gas Payments

The recent popularity of ARB also coincides with improvements in Arbitrum Orbit. Launched in Q1 2023, this platform allows developers to build layer 3 protocols on Arbitrum. And now, they have added support for custom gas tokens, which means that Orbit deployers don’t have to use ETH to pay gas fees, but can opt for ERC-20 tokens, including ARB.

What Does All This Tell Us?

These developments suggest a bright future for ARB and Arbitrum. By giving developers and projects more flexibility in Layer 3 solutions, they not only increase the utility of their tokens, but also drive demand and potentially prices, as they are not tied exclusively to the use of ETH or ARB for gas tariffs. So, if you’re interested in the crypto world, ARB is definitely a token to consider!

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