$ARB rises about 14–15% in 24h (price around $0.15, market cap ~$1 billion), mainly thanks to Standard Chartered’s new report.
The bank has started coverage of ARB with a $10 target by the end of 2030—which is about 70x versus the price at the time of announcement (~$0.13–0.14).
Interim milestones: $0.50 (end of 2026), $1.50 (2027), $3.50 (2028), $6.50 (2029). They expect ARB to outperform both BTC and ETH by percentage over this period.
Key points:
• Arbitrum is seen as infrastructure for TradFi to bring assets on-chain.
• Robinhood Chain (launched in July 2026 on the Arbitrum stack) helps estimated September revenue reach ~$5 million, more than 5x compared to before launch. Arbitrum takes 10% of net revenue from chains that use its technology.
• Forecasts say the market for tokenized assets will reach $4 trillion by the end of 2028.
This is the market’s short-term reaction to positive news from a major institution. The $10 target is long-term (4+ years) and depends on the pace of tokenization, competition from other L2s, as well as the fact that most revenues flow into the DAO rather than directly to ARB holders. The price is still far below the ATH of $2.39.
So brothers, DYOR.
The bank has started coverage of ARB with a $10 target by the end of 2030—which is about 70x versus the price at the time of announcement (~$0.13–0.14).
Interim milestones: $0.50 (end of 2026), $1.50 (2027), $3.50 (2028), $6.50 (2029). They expect ARB to outperform both BTC and ETH by percentage over this period.
Key points:
• Arbitrum is seen as infrastructure for TradFi to bring assets on-chain.
• Robinhood Chain (launched in July 2026 on the Arbitrum stack) helps estimated September revenue reach ~$5 million, more than 5x compared to before launch. Arbitrum takes 10% of net revenue from chains that use its technology.
• Forecasts say the market for tokenized assets will reach $4 trillion by the end of 2028.
This is the market’s short-term reaction to positive news from a major institution. The $10 target is long-term (4+ years) and depends on the pace of tokenization, competition from other L2s, as well as the fact that most revenues flow into the DAO rather than directly to ARB holders. The price is still far below the ATH of $2.39.
So brothers, DYOR.
