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According to the latest Pantera Capital Blockchain Letter, the crypto market may finally turn a corner after a brutal bear market in 2022, and leading Ethereum layer 2 solution Arbitrum is emerging as one of the biggest beneficiaries.
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Despite adopting the airdrop model to reward early adopters, Arbitrum and Optimism have been able to retain a chunk of users. What are they doing right?
Arbitrum gloats with strong user retention, resilient volume, and whale interest despite recent fluctuations, showcasing its potential.
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In a surprising twist that has sent shockwaves through the cryptocurrency market, three prominent players within the Arbitrum (ARB) ecosystem are reportedly contemplating the possibility of offloading their substantial token holdings. This development coincides with a dramatic 33% drop in the price of the decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) asset associated with Arbitrum over just 30 days.
Optimism outperforms Arbitrum in terms of market cap. But despite the surge in price, OP fails to reach monthly highs.
Arbitrum has managed to maintain its place amongst the top names in decentralized finance (DeFi) despite the unfavorable conditions gripping the space in 2023. However, the price of ARB (the network's native token), met with a euphoric welcome in March, has been struggling.
Arbitrum's turbulent journey unfolds: Whales abandon ship, price plunges into oversold territory, and a wave of liquidations sweeps through, all amid a resilient belief in a rebound.
Nearly all of Arbitrum's 619,000 investors are now in a losing position, with losses reaching 62% from the highest point. Currently, the crypto market is experiencing its highest level of fear in almost eight months.
The ARB token, once a dominant force in the layer 2 token space, now faces uncertainty as large whale investors initiate a significant sell-off.
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Seven whales parted with a total of $16 million worth of ARB at a loss $8.15 million in the last 30 hours.
Amidst the recent crypto market downturn, several significant players, including Jump Trading, Wintermute Trading, and Abraxas Capital, initiated large-scale transfers of BTC, Arbitrum (ARB), and ETH to various crypto exchanges, as per on-chain data.
Invezz.com reported how Arbitrum price exhibits a downside trend amid weakened futures market. The continued price dip has left 99% of ARB investors with massive losses, and it may take time to witness recoveries. Arbitrum price hits new lows Arbitrum has struggled with bearishness this month, hitting new lows three times since early September.
Rollbit, Arbitrum, and The Graph bear the brunt of crypto market fluctuations as Bitcoin falls below $25k for the first time since June.
ARB price slumps to a new low as a decline in TVL, active addresses engaging with its DApps and a general malaise across the crypto market take their toll.
Crypto markets dropped sharply on Monday, with bitcoin's price dipping below $25,000.
At least three ARB whales might be selling their tokens as Arbitrum's DAO asset loses over 33% in price in 30 days. One of them still owns a massive stake of ARB tokens to sell.
This indicates that no validator has challenged another over potential dishonesty or inaccuracies in transaction batches.
Three prominent whales orchestrated a series of transactions that sent ripples through the blockchain.
Arbitrum (ARB), the fast-growing Ethereum scaling network, saw its token plunge to a record low on Monday. The token slipped to a low of $0.80, much lower than its record high of $1.88. This decline brought its market cap to more than $1 billion. Arbitrum's token decline coincided with more weakness in the futures market.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) moved lower, with the cryptocurrency prices trading below the $26,000 level on Monday. Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) also traded lower, falling below the key $1,600 mark this morning.
