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$ARB rose 34% in two days, and broke above 0.114. But on-chain data is more worth watching than the price: Robinhood Chain’s fee revenue delivered to Arbitrum over the past two days has hit a new high—annualized, it could reach $110 million.

――― Direction: Watch the 0.108 support area; if it stabilizes, add with a small position. If it breaks below 0.100, cut losses.

The long side’s logic is straightforward: an L2 can produce annualized fees of $110 million based on real trading volume—this isn’t “air story” hype, it’s verifiable on-chain numbers. The bears aren’t weak either: the 24-hour gain has narrowed to under 4%, suggesting the momentum from the first two days has mostly been spent; now it’s just hovering near the highs waiting for the outcome.

I lean toward the view that “the data isn’t fabricated, but the price is moving faster than the data.” The 72-hour peak was 0.1202; the current price is 0.114, about 5% away from the high. RSI is 61.7—not overbought, but not cheap either. If you only look at yesterday’s single big-volume candle (4x volume), then there’s a reason to chase. But now, the still-forming 1-hour candle’s volume has already shrunk to about 30% of the prior average volume—the window to chase is closing.

I won’t chase at this level. Set a watch at 0.108; if it stabilizes, enter with a small position. If it breaks below 0.100, exit immediately—that would mean this move is purely sentiment-driven, and the “revenue story” doesn’t hold.

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