Standard Chartered predicts a massive 7,000% price increase for Arbitrum's native token ARB, projecting it to reach $10 by 2030. This forecast is driven by Arbitrum's growing adoption in traditional finance, including a key integration with Robinhood Chain that boosted monthly revenue to $5 million. Despite past price declines due to token inflation, the unlocking schedule is stabilizing, reducing selling pressure. However, risks remain from competition and regulatory challenges, and the token currently lacks a direct value accrual mechanism.
As of Sep 15, 2026 22:43 WIB, ARB (Arbitrum) trades at Rp2.583 on Pluang, showing a strong 1-day gain of 8.03%. The token's market cap stands at Rp17,07 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp4,27 trillion. Pluang users currently favor buying ARB with an 85% buy order activity, and typical holding time is 63 days, highlighting active investor interest.
Standard Chartered initiated coverage of Arbitrum's ARB token with a $10 price target by the end of 2030, projecting gradual increases to $0.50 in 2026, $1.50 in 2027, and $3.50 in 2028. The bank links this growth to expanding use of blockchain infra...
Standard Chartered initiated coverage of Arbitrum's ARB token with a price target of $10 by the end of 2030, implying a roughly 70-fold increase from its current price of around $0.13. The bank highlights revenue potential from enterprise chains like...
Standard Chartered has initiated coverage on Arbitrum, forecasting its ARB token to rise from $0.14 to $10 by 2030, a 70-fold increase. The bank highlights Arbitrum's potential as a key blockchain infrastructure for traditional finance, especially wi...
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