Arbitrum Records Net Inflows of $1.9 Billion and Strengthens Its DeFi Ecosystem
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Arbitrum recorded net inflows of $1.9 billion through cross-chain bridges, far surpassing Avalanche and Unichain, and strengthening its position.
Increased liquidity boosted the total value locked and demand for the ARB token, while the inclusion of stablecoins like USDT and USDC enhanced the ecosystem’s stability.
The ARB team is working to improve interoperability and accessibility through Stylus and by reducing confirmation times.
Arbitrum stood out last week by registering $1.9 billion in net capital inflows via cross-chain bridges, greatly exceeding Avalanche and Unichain, which received $85.7 million and $63.5 million respectively. This influx reflects growing investor interest and the firm’s consolidation in the decentralized finance sector.
The rise in liquidity drives both the total value locked in Arbitrum’s ecosystem and demand for its native token, ARB, currently trading around $0.488. The continuous integration of stablecoins such as USDT and USDC has played a key role in diversifying and stabilizing the ecosystem’s fundamental value.
Arbitrum Works on Its Own Programming Language
Arbitrum’s development and growth rely on a team focused on enhancing interoperability and accessibility. Steven Goldfeder and Harry Kalodner, key figures in the project, are working on reducing confirmation times and deploying ‘Stylus,’ a programming language designed to facilitate building decentralized applications within the network. These efforts aim to boost compatibility across platforms and support decentralization.
Experience from other networks with cross-chain bridges offers a promising outlook. In 2021, tokens like Polygon and Optimism extended their bullish cycles thanks to adoption and timely upgrades that improved their capabilities. Arbitrum appears to be following a similar path, showing adaptability that could sustain its growth in the medium term.
Everything Aligned to Keep Growing
Ethereum’s performance is crucial for Arbitrum since it covers transaction fees. Its price recently reached $3,763, marking nearly 138% growth over three months. This strength has greatly helped maintain the network’s appeal and ensure a solid environment for developing applications based on its platform.
Arbitrum demonstrates a strategy focused on expanding its user base and increasing assets under management while consolidating a technical infrastructure that enables efficient operation under decentralized parameters
Filed under: News - @ July 21, 2025 5:35 pm