Arbitrum (ARB)

Robinhood has something most new chains can only dream of: distribution 25M+ funded brokerage accounts, millions of existing traders, and now a permissionless chain built on Arbitrum Orbit Over 13.9k contracts have been deployed in the last 7 days, with the chain surpassing 10k deployed contracts yesterday alone The DeFi stack is already in place, but the real test starts now Can Robinhood turn millions of retail users into active onchain users who bridge, trade, and keep coming back? If they pull that off, this could become one of the biggest onboarding moments crypto has seen. The next few months are going to be interesting

STOP EVERYTHING. The latest airdrop from Arbitrum is creating chaos. Speculators are farming like crazy, inflating liquidity while unknown actors lurk. What happens when the party ends is anyone's guess, but the rug risk is real. Keep an eye on Ethereum, a true high-beta proxy…

I spotted a wallet that bought 120,000 $ARB for $900K last week. Now it's worth $7.2M unrealized $6.3M

Robinhood pays $1M and launches on Orbit. $ARB still dead at the floor. Holders are actually cooked.

the future of finance will be democratized LOWER

$ARB\n\nPretty interesting flip level here in my opinion!\n\n~ Let’s watch for a reaction:) https://t.co/y9j17SPxgM

most people are misunderstanding why @robinhoodapp wanted to launch a chain the simple answer is because they want a 0 -> 1 moment for the growth of their business, not bc they want the 23rd meme launchpad to ask them for grant money to deploy so they can compete with XYZ L1 chain --- here's the longer answer: 1. make their business programmable (onchain) robinhood is the most innovative fintech company in the world. they see the trend of businesses coming onchain and understand that being first for the sake of it doesn't matter, but being the first to do it correctly does (hence them beating every other major institution on tokenized stocks/equities) their expansion into the EU last year was enabled through tokenization. they needed their business to be programmable so they could get to market faster. they didnt embrace tokenization because they wanted to, they did it because they had to: they're playing chess, not checkers 2. create a new line of business the sequencer revenue made @coinbase sits well above $100m since the launch of @base robinhood's market cap is 2.3x that of coinbase with, i'd assume, a higher percentage of actual users (funded accounts) it's safe to say this will very likely be the most immediate profitable line of business they get from going programmable as they onboard more partners who desire their distribution 3. enable even more new lines of business among other things, @vladtenev and @JohannKerbrat have expressed immense interest in tokenized real estate for context the market cap of all global real estate sits well above $350 trillion (~50 trillion in the US) the opportunity cost is absolutely massive and they're the only institution in the world that could have a chance in pulling it off correctly --- so whilst i'm sure there will be a place for meme launchpads and the tokens that come from them alongside any finance focused crypto native team that deploys there and brings value through users/tvl/activity/etc judging the success of their business based off how high the marketcap of HOODBOZO1234 is, is missing the forest for the trees and per usual, i'm incredibly happy to see @arbitrum as the platform enabling them to pursue and hopefully achieve all the growth they're looking for as a business bullish arbitrum bullish ethereum bullish robinhood

The altcoin projects mentioned in this article are projects I am personally interested in and follow. In addition, here are $Arb $INJ and $Sui that I have shared separately. They also have variations on Telegram. I will continue researching and share what I find.