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The Arbitrum proposal aims to let ARB holders stake and delegate their tokens in exchange for a liquid staked token representing their stake.

Ethereum Layer-2 network Arbitrum (ARB) saw a significant rise in its trading volume, driven by anticipation of a major event scheduled for August 16.

Arbitrum price plunged 0.78% to $0.585 during the U.S. trading session on Wednesday. The crypto market is still struggling to maintain a stable bullish recovery as Bitcoin wavers around the $60000 psychological market.

The launch of the spot ETH ETF was expected to be a positive development for Ethereum and Ethereum-based tokens. Furthermore, the entire crypto market was expected to experience a significant boost, but the outcome was quite different.

Arbitrum Bridge supports OKX Web3 wallet, enabling easy asset transfers between Ethereum L1 and Arbitrum L2 networks.

Franklin Templeton, a leading global investment firm, has recently extended its tokenized security offerings to the Arbitrum network. This decision marks a significant step in integrating decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions with traditional financial systems.

August heats up with a wave of token unlocks across major crypto projects, injecting millions into the market.

The Arbitrum Foundation and global asset manager Franklin Templeton announced this week that the Franklin OnChain U.S.

Arbitrum, a leading Ethereum Layer-2 scaling solution, has introduced a significant change to its ecosystem: users of Arbitrum Orbit chains can now pay gas fees using USDC (USD Coin). This development is aimed at reducing the volatility associated with gas fees and attracting more developers to build on Arbitrum's technology stack.

The cryptocurrency industry will unlock nearly $230 million in vested tokens this week, sounding an alarm to these diluted cryptocurrencies. These unlocks will happen after a volatile week, with most digital assets experiencing a massive crash in the price.

It could be followed with deployments on Optimism and Base.

What's next for ARB's price as institutional interest surges?

Franklin Templeton launched its money market fund on Arbitrum, Ethereum's Layer-2 network. The launch on Arbitrum was done to promote investor access to the fund.

The Arbitrum community will vote to implement ARB staking to unlock wider token utility and align governance. The security mechanism of the Ethereum layer 2 network is also tipped to improve if staking is implemented.

Arbitrum (ARB) network has significantly grown in the past year to more than 1.37 million weekly active users amid heightened adoption fueled by institutional investors.

Franklin Templeton has just launched a new blockchain fund on the Arbitrum network. Find out what this means for Arbitrum and the future of investing.

Financial asset manager giant Franklin Templeton is the latest merging legacy financial mechanisms with blockchain technology. This leading global asset management firm expanded its digital asset integrations by launching its OnChain US Government Money Fund (FOBXX) on the Arbitrum network.

A true traditional financial institution lands on Ethereum's main layer-2.

Global asset manager Franklin Templeton, which has $1.53 trillion in assets under management (AUM), has launched its blockchain-based money market fund.

Users of Arbitrum orbit chains, layer-3 solutions for Ethereum built on top of the platform's technology stacks, can now pay gas fees using USDC. The move comes even as ARB, the native token of the Ethereum layer-2, continues to post lower lows, pushing losses to nearly 80% since January 2024 highs.

The money-market fund is launching on the layer-1 network as interest in tokenized funds surges.

Asset management mogul Franklin Templeton has collaborated with Arbitrum Foundation to launch its Franklin OnChain US Government Money Fund (FOBXX).

TL;DR Franklin Templeton expands his OnChain US Government Money Fund (FOBXX) to the Arbitrum network, adding Stellar and Polygon. The fund, with a market value of $420 million, seeks to integrate decentralized finance into the traditional financial system.

Franklin Templeton, a $1.66 trillion asset manager, has announced the launch of its money market fund on Arbitrum. The Wall Street giant said in a press release that the Franklin OnChain U.S.