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 Robinhood Chain, which returns 10% of its net protocol revenue to Arbitrum, as a key driver. They forecast ARB prices rising gradually to $0.50 in 2026, $1.50 in 2027, and $3.50 in 2028, supported by growing adoption of tokenized assets, which Standard Chartered expects to reach $4 trillion by 2028. Risks include slower token adoption, competition, and ARB's governance structure that doesn't directly distribute revenue to holders. Overall, the bank sees Arbitrum as well-positioned to help traditional financial firms move onchain, potentially outperforming Bitcoin and Ether through 2030.
As of September 15, 2026, at 19:53 WIB, Arbitrum's ARB token trades at Rp2,503 on Pluang, showing a strong 1-day gain of 4.86%. This price level contrasts with the article's $0.13 current price, reflecting different market contexts. ARB's market cap stands at Rp15.93 trillion with a high buy interest of 85% among Pluang users, indicating robust demand compared to its circulating supply of 6.7 billion tokens.
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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