Arbitrum coin traded near $0.207 after a 2.3% daily gain, following several weeks of trading close to recent lows. The move occurred alongside rising activity on the chain, not just short-term market sentiment.
Total Value Locked climbed to $4.27 billion, up 12% in a week, and DEX volumes passed $500 million daily. Stablecoin liquidity above $4 billion also suggests deeper trading efficiency.
ARB Network Attracts Record Capital Flows
The past three months have seen heavy capital return to the network. Arbitrum registered $25.8 billion in net inflows, far above other chains, while $2.6 billion in DEX volume cleared in four days.
In the 2025 bridge flows, Arbitrum ranked first, placing its position as the leading destination for DeFi liquidity. Activity and revenue continue to rise, yet the Arbitrum coin remains far below its January 2024 peak of $2.40 after a 91% drawdown.
Daily active users sit at 4.1 million, placing the chain third among major L2 networks. Revenue over the past 30 days reached $2.2 million, second only to Base.
This divergence between fundamentals and pricing supports the argument that Arbitrum crypto may be undervalued despite its negative yearly price trend.
Technical Outlook: Arbitrum Price Sits at a Breakout Zone
Short-term price action shows compression between $0.2019 and $0.2111. The arbitrum price sits near the overlapping short-term moving averages at $0.207–$0.208, while Bollinger Bands have tightened on the daily charts, as shown below.
A rise above $0.21 could push the ARB price toward the $0.22–$0.24 range, where previous consolidation has occurred. A decline below $0.20 would increase the likelihood of a drop to $0.19, especially if trading volume continues to decline from earlier highs.
The market capitalization is around $1.16 billion, with a daily trading volume of $79.6 million. This volume is lower than previous highs but remains relatively active compared to other L2 projects.
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