On April 21st, the Arbitrum community released a proposal regarding the adoption of RIP-7212 by Passkey-based wallets. The proposal states that adopting RIP-7212 will reduce the cost of using Passkey-based wallets on Arbitrum One and Nova, making it more feasible for daily use, and allowing DApp developers and protocols to provide a better user experience. Compared to typical EOAs, Passkey-based wallets offer better security levels and seamless cross-device support.

According to L2BEAT data reported by Jinse Finance, Arbitrum TVL has reached 20 billion US dollars, up nearly 100% this year.

Dune data shows that the total value bridged (TVB) on Arbitrum exceeds 3.6 million ETH, currently at 3,601,086 ETH, and the total number of users on the bridged chain is 713,846.

Arbitrum's ecological DEX Camelot announced on the X platform that rewards for the USDe/USDC v3 pool are now available. Users can manually provide liquidity to earn market maker rewards or deposit into the Gamma vault to start earning incentives.

On March 23, Radiant Capital, a multi-chain lending protocol, tweeted that the eligibility review for the short-term incentive plan (STIP) for 2 million ARB tokens for users who have been long-term locked in for 6-12 months on dLP has ended at block height 193126724. Since the start of the activity on November 6 (block height 147753665), qualified dLP users worth $17 million are eligible to share 2 million ARB tokens, and eligible users will soon be able to claim the airdrop.

Arbitrum announced that ArbOS Atlas Phase 2 has been launched, further reducing Arbitrum OnGas.

According to Spot On Chain monitoring, in the past 12 hours, 6 wallets received ARB from the ownership contract, and they deposited 8.95 million ARB (16.4 million US dollars) into Binance. They still hold 32.95 million ARB (56.7 million US dollars) and may deposit more tokens.

According to market data, ARB has broken through $2.2 and is now trading at $2.21, with an intraday increase of 11.62%. The market is volatile, so please be cautious and manage your risks.

Layer 2 blockchain network Arbitrum plans to unlock $2.32 billion worth of ARB tokens on March 16th. According to digital asset tracker Token Unlocks, this cliff unlock is expected to release approximately 1.1 billion ARB tokens, accounting for about 76% of the circulating supply of the token. <br>

Spot On Chain monitoring shows that two whales, 0x141 and 0xc99, jointly deposited 2.77 million ARB tokens (equivalent to $5.94 million) into Binance about 8 hours ago, reportedly realizing a profit of $3.29 million.

According to Spot On Chain monitoring, the smart trader 0x880 deposited 500,000 ARB coins (worth $1.01 million) into OKX about 3 hours ago, earning a profit of $167,000 (+20%). It's worth noting that the trader not only profited from ARB, but also from other past/current trades in ETH, RDNT, and WLD, with an expected total profit of $8.62 million (winning rate: 100%).

On March 3rd, L2 Parallel Network based on Arbitrum announced on social media that it will open its Early Access testnet next Monday, aiming to provide momentum for the entire chain liquidity network, while also providing rewards and incentives for early users.

According to Dune data, ChainCatcher reports that the TVL (total value locked) of the cross-chain bridge storage of Arbitrum, an Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution, has exceeded 3.46 million ETH, reaching 3,461,534 ETH. The number of users participating in bridging transactions has exceeded 700,000, currently at 704,310.

According to official sources, Arbitrum, the Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution, announced the launch of the ArbitrumDAO training camp at the first GovHack of ETH Denver 2024, including governance training camp and Arbitrum community open day, allowing builders to interact with key DAO members in real time and make progress in proposals, key ideas, and workflows.

Arbitrum DAO is discussing funding to support Web3 games, with development stages receiving between $100,000 and over $1.5 million. Web3 game contributors including XAI, TreasureDAO, and Helika have contacted ArbitrumDAO to discuss potential funding allocations aimed at supporting Web3 game development. The discussion suggests structured funding allocations at various stages of game development, with initial game development offering $100,000 to $1.5 million, $250,000 to $500,000 from alpha to beta stages, and over $1.5 million for game release and growth stages.

Offchain Labs has submitted the ArbOS 20 Atlas AIP proposal to the Arbitrum community. The voting will start at 07:27 on February 17th Beijing time and end at 07:28 on March 2nd. The AIP proposes multiple improvements to Arbitrum, including the ability to publish batch L2 transactions in Blob form on Ethereum at a cheaper price using EIP-4844, support for most of the changes included in the Ethereum Dencun upgrade, and two improvements to the batch release of Arbitrum One and Nova. The proposed ArbOS 20 Atlas upgrade will be available for adoption by any Arbitrum; the proposal involves Arbitrum One and Nova because they are governed by the Arbitrum DAO. At a higher level, the ArbOS upgrade can be seen as a hard fork of Arbitrum.

The Arbitrum Foundation announced the start of the second phase of its funding program.

According to Spot On Chain monitoring, among the top ten recipients of ARB DAO airdrop, four still hold over 70% of ARB, currently worth 15.74 million ARB (35.89 million US dollars). In the past 24 hours, after ARB price soared 23% to a new ATH of $2.38, its ARB value increased by about $7.08 million.

Unibot announced on the X platform that it now supports Arbitrum, allowing users to seamlessly bridge to Arbitrum through Stargate Finance.

According to DeFiLlama data, the trading volume of Arbitrum's on-chain DEX was $884 million on January 5th, a decrease of approximately 51.8% from the previous day's $1.834 billion, currently ranking third. In addition, the trading volume of Ethereum's on-chain DEX was $1.6 billion on January 5th, ranking first, while Solana ranked second with $1.147 billion.