Arbitrum (ARB)

Robinhood plans to leverage its over 10 million active users to bring retail investors into DeFi. Built on Arbitrum as an Ethereum Layer 2, Robinhood Chain saw 24‑hour DEX volume on July 12 peak at about $878 million, but early activity was still driven mainly by meme‑coin trades. Its perpetual contract volume was only about $5.9 million, cross‑chain inbound assets around $734 million, while the actual TVL was about $211 million. Robinhood Chain originally focused on tokenizing stocks, ETFs and other RWA, yet the active market cap of those assets is only about $12.66 million, making the future dependent on whether speculative activity can turn into sustained stock‑token trading and on‑chain lending demand. (CoinDesk) https://t.co/eF5iuKnjes

$ARB is looking eager for continuation on the markets. The reasoning for that is really simple. ➡️ - Strong bullish divergences on multiple timeframes on $ARB vs. $USD and $BTC. ➡️ - Holding a crucial level of support, including making a higher low here. ➡️ - Holding the crucial daily MA's on this chart. ➡️ - Incredible amount of volume increase on the chart indicating that there's more demand. This one is far from over and starting up a new bull cycle.

it's the 4 year anniversary of this account on X how should I celebrate guys? probably gonna spend some internet money to finally subscribe to wale's OF just hope my bank doesn't see this luckily @SedonaFi is migrating to @arbitrum and integrating Fhenix's Cofhe to bring encrypted banking to DeFi instead of relying on operator committees, they're using Fully Homomorphic Encryption secured by cryptography so we can all get encrypted balances, private portfolio positions (all with self-custody) without worrying about being tracked

Solid move by @SedonaFi - migrating to @arbitrum and integrating Fhenix’s CoFHE to bring encrypted banking to DeFi Instead of hardware TEEs or multi-sig committees, they’re using pure on-chain cryptography for privacy. this approach powers a private, self-custodial neobank where balances, portfolio positions, and AI agent spending limits remain completely encrypted while users retain full control. darnnn A practical step toward default on-chain privacy

my non-consensus bet of 2026: @arbitrum

$ARB next liquidity target nom nom nom https://t.co/12rdrIwmLF

another win from the Fhenix team, as @Sedonafi is migrating to @arbitrum and integrating Fhenix's CoFHE tech to bring encrypted banking to defi encrypted balances, private portfolio positions, self-custody and more we like FHE providing privacy secured by cryptography - privacy first (and these guys have a pred market too in testnet??? jeez)

SPARK SAVINGS ON ARBITRUM NOW SUPPORTS USDT0. Builders can integrate savings across USDC, USDS, and USDT0 in one shot, stablecoins that, per Spark, represent over 90% of Arbitrum’s stablecoin supply. All of it wrapped in standard ERC-4626 vaults, meaning any app already speaking that interface can plug in savings yield without building custom integration logic. This is the kind of infrastructure update that matters more than it sounds. One vault standard, three major stablecoins, embedded directly into whatever you are building.