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ARB ARB rises sharply, Robinhood Chain revenue rises
Arbitrum's native token (Ethereum address: 0xb50721 bcf8d 664c30412 cfbc6cf 7a15145234 ad1) has performed strongly recently. According to data, this asset has risen by more than 30% in the past 24 hours, and the cumulative increase in the past two weeks is close to 50%, making it one of the most eye-catching assets in the current cryptocurrency market.
The reason driving this rally is familiar: revenue. Arbitrum rose more than 30%, thanks to Robinhood Chain's 24-hour trading revenue exceeding $2 million and returning 10% of its net agreement income to the Arbitrum ecosystem. This revenue-sharing mechanism has proven to be an important factor in boosting $ARB market sentiment.
Lorenzo Valente of ARK Invest calculated that Robinhood Chain's total revenue climbed nearly 20 times from US$54,676 on August 22 to US$1.088 million on August 30; Arbitrum's share increased from US$5,400 to US$108,000 over the same period.
The significance of Robinhood Chain to Arbitrum
On July 1, the Robinhood Chain main network built based on Arbitrum technology was officially launched. As a chain of Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain funnels 10% of its net income into the Arbitrum ecosystem. This revenue-sharing model applies to more than 30 Arbitrum chains settled outside of Arbitrum One, which belongs to the licensing economy of this product line.
Steven Goldfeder, co-founder of Offchain Labs, confirmed that fees from Robinhood Chain and other Arbitrum Layer 2 networks return 10% of the protocol's net revenue to the Arbitrum ecosystem, 8% of which goes to the Arbitrum DAO treasury controlled by token holders, and 2% goes to development funds.
Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 network built on Arbitrum technology, just generated more than $1 million in revenue for its network in August, an impressive achievement considering it only went public on the mainnet 60 days ago.
Arbitrum's open interest surged to about $88.1 million, indicating that new positions are entering the market; funding rates also turned positive, indicating an increased preference for long positions. However, traders still need to keep a close eye on short-term risks. Arbitrum plans to conduct another large-scale token unlock on September 23, 2026. It is expected that approximately 139 million ARBs will enter circulation, accounting for approximately 1.4% of the total supply. If investors choose to take profits, it may bring selling pressure.
The Arbitrum ecosystem, now five years old, appears to be benefiting from a structural shift: the enterprise chain built on its technology stack transfers revenue directly to the token level, allowing $ARB holders to have more tangible economic benefits in network growth.
