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GMX decentralized exchange has listed two revenue-generating assets on the Arbitrum network. The two – Lido's wrapped staked Ether (wstETH) and Ethena Labs' synthetic dollar (USDe)- will support an ETH/USD perpetual futures marketplace on GMX version 2. The new listing reflects GMX's dedication to providing top-notch earning opportunities without compromising liquidity.
Arbitrum resumes its drive downward along with the broader market downturn investors are experiencing today. According to the latest market data, ARB is down nearly 14% since last week, putting more pressure on the bulls to slow the bearish tide.
As August approaches, notable token unlock events are expected to impact the market. BeInCrypto has highlighted the top five unlocks that could influence market dynamics.
With the crypto market stuck at $2.332T and Ethereum's recent drop of 7% compared to Bitcoin, this suggests a bearish view. Amid such conditions, the majority of altcoins are painted red with a breakdown of crucial support or reversal with a failed breakout.
The cryptocurrency market saw an increase in supply pressure this week, beginning with a sharp downturn in Bitcoin from $70,000 to $66,254—a 5% drop. This decline halted the recovery trend across most major altcoins and heightened the potential for corrections.
ARB, the native token of leading Layer 2 (L2) network Arbitrum, has caught the attention of the whales in the past few weeks.
Just months after Wormhole's airdrop in April, the cross-chain project will unlock a third of its token's circulating supply this month: 600 million tokens at a current value of about $180 million.
Lumerin, an innovative technology company, has recently launched its ambitious decentralized artificial intelligence (AI) project, Morpheus, on the Arbitrum test network. This project aims to revolutionize the field of AI by eliminating the pitfalls of centralized models, which are often vulnerable to censorship and monopolistic control.
Arbitrum's Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) is reviewing a proposal to expand the network's Orbit Chain to other blockchains beyond Ethereum. Expansion program In January, the Arbitrum Foundation introduced the Arbitrum Expansion program to extend its Orbit Chain to other Ethereum-based chains.
TL;DR Arbitrum's Expansion Proposal: The Arbitrum Foundation is considering extending its Orbit chains beyond Ethereum. The proposal is undergoing an initial “temperature check” vote on Snapshot, with results expected by August 1, 2024. Going Beyond Ethereum: If approved, new Orbit chains could launch on diverse networks like Bitcoin, Binance Smart Chain, and Cosmos.
The Arbitrum community is voting on extending its Orbit chains on networks outside the Ethereum ecosystem.
A DeFi project known as Sorta Finance based in the Arbitrum network is currently in the eye of the law after being accused of being an exit scam by crypto sleuth ZachXBT. Community Alert: @Sorta_Finance is likely to exit scam on Arbitrum in the future so do not use the protocol.
A new lending protocol on Arbitrum's network may be a scam platform, says on-chain investigator ZachXBT.
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ARB, the native token of Arbitrum, the Ethereum layer-2 solution, is down 68% from January 2024 highs. However, there is good news: While ARB holders “suffer” in the face of unrelenting bears, positive on-chain developments reveal a platform that is not only the largest by total value locked (TVL) but also brimming with potential.
Exciting times for Arbitrum (ARB) as its price shows potential for growth! Market trends suggest ARB could be on track to hit the $3 mark.
The cryptocurrency market continues to record significant price volatility with the listing of the Ethereum ETF hours away. Notably, the ETH price is listed at $3,520 with a trading volume of $20.871 Billion. With this, the Layer-2 tokens have gained significant attention from the crypto space.
Pendle Finance, a prominent decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol specializing in yield trading solutions, is staging a strong recovery following a major security breach earlier this year. The incident, involving a malicious DNS redirect and domain hijack attempt, led to a temporary shutdown of Pendle's app.
The price of ARB, the native token of the leading Layer 2 protocol Arbitrum, has surged ahead of the July 23 launch of five spot market Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Exchanging hands at $0.77 at press time, the altcoin's value has risen by more than 5% in the past week.
Arbitrum (ARB) token price has dropped by over 68% from its all-time high despite strong ecosystem growth and market share gains. Arbitrum (ARB) token was trading at $0.
Binance has completed the integration of Maverick Protocol (MAV) and ether.fi (ETHFI) on the Arbitrum One Network, enabling deposits and withdrawals.
The Layer 2 Crypto Projects LINK, MATIC, and ARB have recently demonstrated significant gains, signaling a robust recovery in the market. Each of these tokens represents critical advancements in the Layer 2 scaling solutions, enhancing both efficiency and scalability for blockchain technologies.
Many cryptocurrencies in the Layer 2 (L2) ecosystem have seen their values surge in the last week.
TL;DR TVL Recovery Efforts: Pendle, a yield trading protocol, is addressing a 40% decline in its TVL. To reverse this trend, Pendle has launched new liquidity pools on the Arbitrum network. Pendle-Karak Collaboration: In addition to the pools, Pendle has partnered with Karak Network.
