Arbitrum has opened applications for its second mentorship cohort following the success of the first group, which achieved a combined total value locked (TVL) of $643,000. The initial cohort, including teams like Carbon Terminal, received direct support and networking opportunities with venture capitalists. This program, launched in partnership with Robinhood Crypto, targets projects building on Arbitrum One and Robinhood Chain, aiming to foster growth and innovation in the digital asset space.
Arbitrum's second mentorship cohort launch follows the first group's $643,000 TVL achievement. For readers following major cryptocurrencies, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Nov 07, 2026 07:21 WIB: out of 50 priced assets, 38 rose and 11 fell. THETA led gains with a 6.51% rise at Rp2.715 and a 78-day typical hold time, while ZIL showed a similar 6.49% increase at Rp32 but a longer hold time of 134 days. CRV also gained 5.45% at Rp4.814 with a 62-day hold time, reflecting varied investor engagement across these tokens.
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