Arbitrum is holding near the $0.19 level following a choppy session that briefly dragged ARB down toward $0.18 before demand reappeared. That bounce has pushed the price back above a short-term support zone that had been under pressure earlier in the day. With that level now reclaimed, traders are watching whether the current structure can build enough strength to challenge higher resistance, with the $0.40 area increasingly referenced on the chart.
Arbitrum Network Activity Continues to Expand
Network data continues to lean constructive. Arbitrum One has processed more than 2.1 billion transactions to date and crossed $20 billion in total value secured in 2025, while still holding the top spot among Layer-2 networks by market share.
At the same time, over 100 Arbitrum-based chains are either live or in active development, with ecosystem GDP growth reported above 30%.
The speed of that expansion stands out. It took roughly three years for the network to reach its first billion transactions, but less than a year to add the second, suggesting usage is accelerating rather than plateauing.
Capital flow data adds another layer to the picture. Arbitrum recorded the highest net inflows among major networks in 2025, ahead of Ethereum, Solana, Base, and others, according to Artemis data. Even so, ARB remains positioned around 58th by market capitalization, a gap between network activity and token pricing that continues to draw attention from market participants.
Arbitrum Price Reclaims Support as $0.40 Comes Into Focus.
The current technical setup is being treated as a test of reclaimed support. Michaël van de Poppe noted that the Arbitrum price needs to hold above its prior support zone to open the door for a broader range-to-range move. In that scenario, the $0.40 level stands out on higher timeframes as the next major area of interest, but only if resistance is cleared first.
Short-term price action shows ARB moving between a session low around $0.181 and a high near $0.192, with the price now sitting closer to the upper end of that range. The rebound off the lows points to improving demand, but repeated stalls near resistance indicate buyers are still struggling to push the market through.
In the near term, the $0.18–$0.185 zone is acting as support, and a move back below it would weaken the current recovery. On the upside, price continues to cap just under $0.20, while the $0.40 area stands out on higher timeframes as the next level traders are watching. Until resistance gives way, the Arbitrum price continues to trade within a range rather than a clear trend.
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