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Invest0rnoob1

Is ARB the best L2? I bought some because it was being used by Robinhood as a token stock market in EU.

AlphaD-87

Sold all my DOT for more ARB, LINK, AVAX. DOT is not gonna outperform those 3 coins this run. Inflation is too high, adoption is lacking and hype is gone.

Invest0rnoob1

I’m going with ARB since it has real world use case

TheRealMacresco

On ARB One or ARB nova?

Lyngel2791

For Q4 I’m keeping it simple,still stacking BTC and ETH, but on the alt side I’m watching LINK, SUI, and NEAR.I'm also nibbling at smaller plays like ARB for potential L2 upside. In the meantime, I park part of my stack on Coindepo.

AlphaD-87

ARB killed it as the new L2.

AlphaD-87

LINK, AVAX and ARB. I hold 2 AI coins with NEAR and FET but they are more speculative.

WhiteChili

Apart from BTC/ETH, I’m eyeing SOL, JUP, SUSHI, FIL, and ARB—strong fundamentals and ready for alt season. And, yes! Don't forget LINEA too, which is about to come anytime.

Upstairs-Prune1509

Important piece of information missing: what's your time horizon? If you may need this money in a year or two, I'd steer away from crypto. It goes through up and down cycles, and we're currently hitting or nearing all time highs (ATH) with quite a few tokens/coins. I'm fully expecting a crash, possibly crypto winter, within the next 12 months, which usually takes years to recover from. If you're looking at a longer timeline (at least 3-5 years), I'd use the current time to learn crypto.. store of value, layer 1, layer 2, etc. Figure out what makes sense to you in the long run and watch the price action to get a feel for how it/they operate. Personally, I'm in the following: BTC (30%) Store of Value There is just too much institutional money in BTC for it to suffer the crazy losses as the rest of the crypto market.. I look at this like digital gold. My two concerns are that quantum cryptography could cause risk to the reliability of the blockchain, and I'm unsure how the market will react to the fact that eventually all BTC will have been mined and miners will only receive rewards from transactions fees. Both are future problems, but markets anticipate and price in future problems, so the value will drop before either issue fully arises. ETH (30%) Layer 1 Etherium is #2 in market cap for a reason, the majority of stablecoin minting and smart contracts run on ETH. Unlike BTC it has an unlimited supply, but that also means there is a perpetual incentive for the network. It can also be staked for a yield, which is a nice bonus for a long term holder. SOL (25%) Layer 1 Often dubbed the 'Etherium killer's, Solana is intended to be a better version of ETH. Fast, cost effective, and supporting all the bells and whistles necessary for defi and smart contracts - which makes it attractive for startup developers that find Etherium cost prohibitive. Also allows staking with a much higher yield than ETH. ARB (8%) Layer 2 Second largest Layer 2 on ETH with a small market cap (around $2B), this project has room to grow. Layer 2's are useful for governance and scaling on a blockchain - which given Etherium's gas fees, makes sense why it is needed. If you heard about Robinhood offering tokenized versions of non-public stocks recently? That is powered using ARB. Very real adoption potential. FET (7%) AI in Crypto Fetch AI runs on ETH (you can see a trend, I like ETH), it's a decentralized platform that uses the FET token for processing. Think AI Agents inside blockchain, able to handle complex financial tasks. Specific use cases are still vague, but as Agentic AI takes off this has potential to pop from its tiny $2B market cap. There are rumors of a partnership with OpenAI. Didn't mean to type a novel but hope this is helpful.

CrazyAppel

Here are my bags (biggest to lowest): ENS, ARB, KDA, ONDO, MOVR, CTSI I also have some smaller cap shit coins: IO, ASTR, 1INCH, OSMO, ANKR

Any-Dragonfruit8363

Diversify your portfolio. the future is uncertain honestly. Just don't invest in memes (unless you support the culture and product). I have BTC, SOL, ETH, and other "unsure but might be good" assets like HYPE, AVAX, OKB, SUI, UNI, ARB, & APT. 70% is allocated to BTC, SOL, ETH. 30% for the rest. and the reason why I have the other 30% is because I personally use their service. If I can't use them, why would I buy them? it's not just another number stored in your wallet. It's the utility that matters.

GimmeMoney24

DCA!!!! never a good or bad time to buy if you believe i n the tech and ETH is the OG defi coin and decentralized finance is making a big run and with gamefi i expect it to run a lot more this cycle! Think of the chains that use ETH as gas?? ARB, Opt, BASE - buttttt im a huge eth bull nfa

DBRiMatt

Arbitrum or $ARB is the governance token for the Arbitrum DAO. Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova are two blockchains which make up the Arbitrum eco-system.

Jaded-Pineapple-5212

I like the diversity here. This is where rotation will give you more gains. When one of these pumps, say 2 - 3x, I would take out half, and add it to something that hasn't pumped yet. You will make more money this way than holding just 1 alt and hoping for it to pump 10x. Consider newer coins too - ARB, SEI, TAO, etc Good luck!

Lufia321

It's extremely common, the scam tokens are used to trick you and scam all your crypto. It's more common on the BNB network and any network with cheap gas fees like POL or ARB. Other dust attacks are used to deanonymize you, usually governments will do this to track people not paying taxes on their crypto.

ElPeroTonteria

sigh... ah yes... Thank god I sold the ARB drop

PenguinsInvading

You buy coins that are useful in defi, then you go and stake the ones with most potential, create liquidity pools with others and use some as collateral to get loans. A portion of the loans are USDT and will be used to further increase your futures day trading assets. The rest can be other coins you can use to risk for new liquidity pools. You set alarms on key market prices that can impact your health factor. Once reached, you give back the loan and deposit the collateral you gave them. If you're a trader you know market structure so you know when is the probability of an orderflow shift is high. You will act accordingly and try to navigate your loans, pools and staking based on it. Now once there is an orderflow shift (entering a bearish market), you will navigate DeFi a bit differently which I'm not gonna address. These are all assuming you have 1) good entry points for spot 2) you are familiar with future-to-spot trading (meaning your long position's target is when it's reaching a good important daily or weekly resistance and breaking it is a good bullish sign. Then you liquidate your long position and for the amount you made profits, you buy that specific coin for spot. Aave for defi or ARB for L2 etc. This means you have created free liquidity for spot.) Obviously, I'm summarizing the whole cycle. It's incredibly hard to nail it and teaching it is costly. But overall, this is how some of us navigate Crypto Trading and DeFi (if I have more free time I do some test and main nets for Airdrops).

DryMyBottom

I have around 33k sats on the ZBD app (lighting network) that I would like to exchange for some other tokens on the POL or ARB chain. Do you know any service to trade P2P like that?

Baatus

This is what chatgpt said when i entered your post as prompt: If you put money into ARB right now because some random Redditor told you to, assume you could lose 100% of it. If you’re okay with that loss, fine — but that’s gambling, not wealth building

klymaxx45

ARB>

jawni

>You keep harping on SOL's minor utilization as if it is equivalent to ETH's mass adoption. No, you just listed a bunch of things for ETH, conveniently leaving out the same things for SOL. Adding a handful of examples of the same thing as what you listed, is not "harping on SOL's minor utilization as if it is equivalent to ETH's mass adoption". >ETH has 54% of tokenized assets even before Robinhood, JPM, and others have released their products. SOL has <4%, which is a tiny <1% lead on ARB. That's right, ETH's 54% doesn't even count the tokenized assets on its L2s. That's great that you want to talk about utilization. Tokenization is about actual utility isn't it? Just tokenizing something so you can have a big number to parade around is one thing, but actually *utilizing* that is a different story. If all you do is just tokenize something, that barely utilizes a fraction of what makes tokenization beneficial. If you care about utilizing RWAs beyond just tokenizing them, you might want to look at things like velocity. Solana beats out Ethereum in that respect. https://www.theblock.co/data/on-chain-metrics/comparison-bitcoin-ethereum-solana/ethereum-vs-solana-stablecoin-volume Or maybe you want to look at the utilization of tokenized stocks, in which Solana beats Ethereum again. https://app.rwa.xyz/stocks https://i.imgur.com/3lC0qFt.png >All you have to do is look at the data and readers will know you are intentionally misleading them. ETH's total tokenized assets is up 1.28% over 30d when SOL is down 2.4% over the same period. ETH's network effect is entrenched and only growing. Who here has really looked at the data? Maybe you have, but definitely not close enough, or maybe you did and just felt like leaving that out, doing the actual misleading.

Calm_Situation_1131

You keep harping on SOL's minor utilization as if it is equivalent to ETH's mass adoption. ETH has 54% of tokenized assets even before the Robinhood, JPM, and others have released their products. SOL has under 4%, which is a 1% lead on ARB. That's right, ETH's 54% doesn't even count the tokenized assets on its L2s. All you have to do is look at the data and readers will know you are intentionally misleading them. ETH's total tokenized assets is up 1.28% over 30d when SOL is down 2.4% over the same period. ETH's network effect is entrenched and only growing. [https://app.rwa.xyz/](https://app.rwa.xyz/)

vadwiser

BTC definitely not, I expect it to rise towards 160k then to plummet into the 70-60k zone in 2026 (and that would be the buy zone BTW). Eth I feel is like a lottery right know. XRP a big NO (not decentralized, rugpull scam imho), SOL the same. So there are no set up and forget options right now. You may try BTC cautiously with a clever strategy (buy now, sell above 150k, together with limits to sell if goes under). I personally would invest moderately in several alts like (SEI, SUI, QNT, ARB) very cautiously in shits like WIF, but hey, dont take my knowledge for more than it is, simple opinions,

klymaxx45

ARB 😂

Own_Entertainment164

Many L-2's use ETH to pay for gas. These time we're in are still the ground floor with blockchain. So many projects, So many individuals, Everyone is looking to strike gold. Strong business will domestic the beast and pour pathways in this wild west. I suppose it depends on what sector of the market you're in. I see: BTC (payment currency) ETH [(EEA) 'Ethereum Alliance', A Major Ecosystem, Hub, or City] •L-2 ARB (Robinhood) •L-2 'OP' into 'Base' (Coinbase) •L-2 ZKsync (Masking Wallet address and Transactions amount) does use ETH for gas •L-2 POL (developments from Chase, Starbucks, & Disney) SOL (Major Hub) HBAR (Major Enterprise Coin) XRP (Bankers Coin) CHAINLINK (Cross-chain payment technology being used by companies like Visa, MasterCard, JP Morgan.) ---Let me know which ones you like or follow. And some information about it---

iTzSonicHD

Markets are still down, and I usually follow a DCA strategy but I’m honestly torn right now. On one hand, I don’t want to miss a rebound if things turn around quickly. On the other, it still feels like we could see more downside, and I don’t want to buy in too early and watch it drop further. Anyone else in the same boat? 👀 Curious how others are playing this are you still buying regularly, waiting it out, or watching specific indicators? FYI - this is my portfolio. • Bitcoin (BTC) • Ethereum (ETH) • Binance Coin (BNB) • XRP • Chainlink (LINK) • Injective (INJ) • Arbitrum (ARB) • Render (RNDR) • Sui (SUI) • Solana (SOL) Any advice appreciated 🙏

ScheduleFabulous4255

During dips like this, I usually focus on projects with strong fundamentals and real utility rather than chasing hype coins. Look for altcoins with active development, solid partnerships, and clear use cases. ETH and SOL are always solid picks, but also consider layer 2 solutions like MATIC or ARB since they tend to recover well. Just remember to DCA instead of going all in at once - this dip might have more legs to it.

Aggravating-Bonus-73

I think ethereum's l2 might be good. ARB&OP are still dirt cheap and I can't imagine them staying there. US signs all the new laws about Stablecoin regulations, most stables are on ETH and you almost have to use those l2's for eth to not be shit

Decent-Test-2479

You know you can see how the vault performs for over a year. Why don’t you check that out bud.. if YOURE a day trader by trade, then I’m Julianna Olivia. I don’t think you get how this is managed.. it’s not a risky vault in the least and eth/arb are synergistic. I would have experienced GREAT IMP LOSS huge losses with this last pump. PUMPS are what creates IMP loss as your LP tokens lag behind a little bit. So while say eth grows 30 percent - you may only see 20 percent - but the yield more than makes up for it.. I’m not some low IQ, low level human doing these calculations. I spent nights reading till 4 am entering exiting vaults - learning platforms - bro I didn’t even know what bridging was or that you had to. Do you know how much I lost at first simply sending money. My point is that I have a good brain and what you are saying about risk, I just don’t see, especially paired with a stable coin. Also if it DUMPS you’re safe from that, it just keeps safe from volatility. You get gains from growth but only if it stabilizes at that growth. If it jumps 30 percent and slowly goes down 10 percent - you probably never going to see that 30 percent increase because by the time your pool stabilizes its back down ten percent and WHEN it dumps your yield increases and when it PUMPS yield increases bc you’re getting piece of those trading fees on uniswap. The idea that it’s free money is stupid to everyone involved. You’re paying on the bet that those coins are going to be traded a lot on the platform you’re choosing the pool on. The fact you think it’s free money TELLS ME - you don’t do yield farming and that’s ok. You know the very basics of losses and very basics like day 1 things I learned is what you regurgitate. So as a recap - Protects from volatility - only imp loss comes from pumps and dumps. Your getting yield based on how much that token is traded on that platform, NOT HOW WELL THE COIN IS DOING. If I was in a PEPE/WETH vault - what you are saying would make sense. In WETH/usdc or WETH/ARB what you’re saying just doesn’t apply as volatility is managed and increases yield. If I were suspecting weth to crash but still wanted to yield I’d throw it in a uni USDC / WETH vaults. The more eth goes down the more of the vaults coins transfer to USDC. Then when it stabilizes you buy (the vault buys) weth at lower cost - gets you better position. You’re saying vaults are risky even paired with USDC. An eth - arb vault - look at the numbers of eth an arb - pretty fucking stable to say the least in terms of hovering same prices or increasing. I will take the risk of IMP losses as the vault is managed perfectly. I guess this vault has been “lucky” for over a year now.

conceiv3d-in-lib3rty

>started crypto 4 months ago. Yeah, this is what i suspected the entire time lol. You’re not even fucking listening lmao. I promise you only have a cursory understanding of how this actually works, and it shows. Even an ETH-ARB pair can have low liquidity because the size of the asset’s market cap and/or it’s popularity doesn’t matter, it’s the strategy deployed by the vault contract that does. I’m done explaining myself, though, since you apparently know everything already and have it all figured out, even though i’ve been making money in the defi space since the OG defi summer of 2020 and have been full time trading as a job since 2022. All good though, some people just have to learn the hard way. 🤷‍♂️ You’re not getting 100%+ APY without extremely high impermanent loss risk. Period. Don’t u think if it were really that easy and low risk to literally print money, everyone would be doing it?? For fuck’s sake. 🤦‍♂️ So far, you’ve been lucky enough to micromanage your way out of losing money (supposedly). But keep messing with these high risk vaults and eventually, you will get rekt. Good luck. 👍

Decent-Test-2479

Bro if you think Eth and ARB combo is risky. I can’t help you. I described my pool 6 times to you. Eth arb on uniswap zapped in on beefy - every comment you mentioned yield loop and I said you can do that but don’t need to and you STILL brought it up again that’s why I WAS confused. Not liquid? Takes me 20 seconds to pull my assets lmao you looked up basics again I can tell you don’t do this in real life. You gave me risks of Eth if it were maybe paired with a meme coin… and ETH/USDC pool will still pull in 3 bucks a day on 2k especially right now. Bro also the pools are behind on pumps and dumps. They stabilize for you less volatility, I’ll get that pump if it’s not quick up and downs, u won’t feel the dump as the pool is managed and uniswap is fucking sick at it. I can after a dump before the pool feels it and get eth at lower prices there are so many things I have done in the last 3 months with this, started crypto 4 months ago. I just must be a genius idk I didn’t think it was that high level as it was the first thing I learned

vaultkeyslab

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Decent-Test-2479

I def wouldn’t do it on like eth main net. Bridge your eth to ARB network. Faster and cheaper.. choose bridge protocols there.. or if you have a network you are already familiar with go to beefy.com and go to the vaults and see which pools are functional on your most familiar network

Decent-Test-2479

ARB-ETH farm on uniswap. I zapped in on Beefy. There is a Camelot arb-eth farm that does well just a few APY short of the Uni one

anjie_eth

You can buy SEI now, ARB too (I think they're done with the heavy unlocks), Vaulta if you're big on web3 banking narrative. Besides this, if you chase shiny HYPE or any alt that appears to be pumping atm, you're literlally buying the top my fren

Environmental-Fun355

ARB

Decent-Test-2479

Aave, Uni, ARB, ETH, HBAR XRP

sharkhuh

Hoping we get some sort of pump back. I loved how ETH aligned MATIC was as a token and ecosystem, but they have been soo quiet since, and I feel like ARB / OP took all the L2 steam from them

sc0ut84

Glad it helped. If you're asking for something with real upside and an actual product behind it, take a look at $APES. It's not just another token—it powers the Apescreener platform, which is already live and being used by serious traders. With new upcoming features like Wallet View, hedge fund, staking, and the recently released mobile app, the utility is increasing fast. Still under the radar, low cap, and strong fundamentals—definitely has short-term 3x (or more) potential if momentum picks up. Alongside $APES for asymmetric upside, two more established plays to consider for a realistic 3x potential over the next cycle: 1. Arbitrum ($ARB) – Strong fundamentals, real adoption, and a growing ecosystem of dApps and scaling solutions. As Layer 2s gain traction, ARB stands to benefit directly. Still undervalued compared to its on-chain usage. 2. Chainlink ($LINK) – The backbone of oracle infrastructure in crypto. It’s been consolidating for a long time and historically lags before big runs. With real-world asset narratives and staking rolling out, a 3x isn’t far-fetched. Both have high liquidity and strong dev backing, so they’re lower risk than microcaps, but still offer meaningful upside if the market trends up. $APES adds the high-volatility kicker. Solid mix.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Arbitrum's (ARB) price surged by over 10% following PayPal's announcement to expand its PYUSD stablecoin integration to the Ethereum Layer-2 network. This move supports Arbitrum's growth by leveraging its optimistic rollup technology for reduced transaction costs. PayPal's previous integration with Solana boosted adoption, and similar growth is anticipated for Arbitrum. PYUSD is backed by the US dollar, ensuring stability, unlike algorithmic stablecoins. ARB is now trading at $0.4395, ranking among the top crypto gainers. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

drslovak

Maybe rev earnings eth layer 2s like ARB and OP. Also CRV is a play on stables.

GabeSter

So it looks like when you buy and sell Moons on GLUE, it goes through the ARB One Pool and then transfers the assets to be held on Glue. This is definitely novel. Can you ELI5, the details of the bridge and if there are plans to launch pools on Glue itself so that parties don't have to go through the bridge on every order?

NervousTruth7693

Buy ARB

anjie_eth

Bitcoin is pumping now, we know that usually alts follow. So you can look for a few ones with good potential that haven't pumped yet to buy into. From the top of my head, I can mention SUI, ARB, Vaulta, or FET (for AI narrative) etc. The moment they start moving however, I'd suggest not to, as you may just be buying the top

kironet996

Just looked at my small stash of OP, ARB, POL, METIS that I didn't sell in December, and I think that shit will never recover lol

Own_Entertainment164

Right, I was swapping around a few coins. The spam looks like it attached to ARB, which is running in my ETH wallet. Probably the whole wallet is toast huh? But I have ETH by itself and ARB-ETH bridged. Or something like that. You'd think the ETH by itself would be alright because the scanner didn't have any contracts attached to it. I got the doge out and the Solana out but those are different block chains

Chemist478

I'd probably do a 70/20/10 split: $70 in ETH, $20 in BTC, and $10 in a promising altcoin like LINK or ARB.

SevereArrivals13

I mean I can't complain about airdrops when I remember that buying a bit of a random shitcoin on Uniswap years ago gave me a $12,000 airdrop of UNI which also gave me like $4000 in Badger, 7-8k in ARB and many more lesser drops too. These airdrops raised a lot of publicity for retail investors for sure

Zealousideal-Dog2046

I've actually found the casinos offer the lowest fees.. the key with trading with them or any of these high leverage platforms is to take action and DO NOT ALLOW your position to be liquidated it results in a 100% loss... Which if you don't know is almost impossible to be profitable in the long run. Me I cut the trade and close it at 25% -max 50% loss ... I get back half my capital and then on average only need my winners to be 70% - 100% to be profitable 1000x platforms I like Pancake swap 1000x BTC on (BNB,ARB.and BASE chains they offer but your TAXED hard via fees but not on BNB. Last summer they gave ARB rewards based on volume and I received over $20,000 in free Arbitrum in only 3 Month. So I still prefer pancakswap although not the best in the game cause of that. Ark : very solid offering low fees, instant order placement and 1000x via the ARB, And Sonic chain you can trade SOL, Doge, BTC, ETH but I find it hard to be profitable on this platform not sure why might be the leverage or hidden fees

anjie_eth

You'll be fine, you can roundtrip your bags or dump them and ape into much lower caps with huge potentials for a big ROI. Supra should be on your list, ARB is very atm and SUI is a strong candidate

Electronic_Drive_565

I might get a lot of hate for this but personally my two favorite alts that I see potential in are ARB and FET. ARB is a second layer that has potential, I know I use it to send usdc to hyperliquid. FET is based around offering computing power for A.I mostly and has been merging with a ton of similar blockchains. They both are still heavily volatile but they have been the ones for me that have had higher and higher lows which is a good sign in confidence in them. I see potential for growth in them and I am long term on them. Now is a decent buy opportunity too but you may want to wait for the next decent down cycle to get in. Ones I would consider an honorable mention worthy would be HYPE (hyperliquid exchange crypto), AIXBT (A.I prediction platform that I think might have potential for a few reasons), and FLUX ( computing power supplier). I recommend you do your own research into any of my recommendations to see if they are right for you to set aside a small amount or if you think I'm just another idiot. Also, I don't mind feedback so rip into me if you think any of them are stupid investments. Lots of alts fail, those are just my favorites outside your typical ones you hear (ADA, XLM, ect.)

No_Quality5565

Top alt coins with guaranteed returns and relatively less risk: ETH - Less risk, 2-3x from current price SOL - Less risk, easy 3x from current price AVAX - Way too cheap rn, easy 5-10x from current price LINK - Insanely cheap, easy 5x from current price RNDR - Great value, easy 4-8x ARB - One of the best projects on eth, easy 6-8x. Save this post and come back to it end of 2025.

jawni

>The market is already oversaturated. It's saturated with general purpose chains who aren't the best at any single thing, that's why you see a lot of trading on Solana, a lot of stablecoin usage on Tron, a lot of perp trading on Hyperliquid, ETH launching a lot of specialized L2s(exchange L2's like Base/Ink/RobinhoodChain and tech stack L2's like OP and ARB), and beyond that basically a lot of ghost chains. This is essentially just Base, except you replace Coinbase with Robinhood and you replace the OP stack with the Orbit stack. Sure, they could launch directly on an existing chain, much like xStocks literally did today on Solana, but their implementation seems to be much more in depth compared to xStocks, so having their own chain might be a necessity, just like it was for Base and Ink.

MichaelAischmann

Isn't Arbitrum already a L2? And what about ARB being down 10% in 24h spells "unchanged" to you?

SpontaneousDream

Robinhood building an L2 on Arbitrum. ETH price and ARB price pretty much unchanged. If that's not yet another indication that these coins don't accrue value, then idk what is.

Honorjudge

Bullish for ARB.

noviwu97

Looking at the price now, glad I already sold all of my airdropped ARB

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Arbitrum's token (ARB) surged 17% amid speculation of a partnership with Robinhood Markets. Robinhood announced a fireside chat featuring Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, Robinhood Crypto GM Johann Kerbrat, and Offchain Labs' CSO A.J. Warner at an event in Cannes, France. The event is expected to reveal major crypto announcements. Speculation suggests Robinhood may choose Arbitrum for its blockchain platform, potentially enabling European investors to trade U.S. stocks. ARB's price rose to 36 cents, though it remains significantly below its peak value. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Curious_Soul_18

My portfolio is AVAX, ADA & ARB. Do you think these Cryptos are good for long term hold?

Curious_Soul_18

Hello, I invested earlier this year in AVAX, ARB & ADA. I am down by 14-15%, should I cut the losses or hold long term?

Curious_Soul_18

Will we see a peak again this year? I invested in AVAX, ADA & ARB and I am down by 14%. Should I hold or cut my losses?

Curious_Soul_18

Hello, I invested earlier this year in AVAX, ARB & ADA. I am down by 14-15%, should I cut the losses or hold long term?

DBRiMatt

Not anymore! Over diluted, over farmed and projects now just milk their user-base with teasers of what "might be" helpful for gaining an airdrop. The best Airdrop I received was ARB, Nearly $2000 of token for just using the network - completely unexpected. While I continued 'airdrop hunting' and received some decent rewards, the unexpected one was hands down the best.

kironet996

Even TRUMP is performing better than ARB...

noviwu97

As someone who used to airdrop hunt for hours everyday, you're right. It's mostly gone or linear with the amount you deposit. 2023 right after ARB airdrop was the golden time to start. Now anything that doesn't require much capital is farmed to death.

StrikeGlum8160

SUI, BTC, ETH, ARB are going to be my long term hodls.

samkb93

ARB and OP down big today.

Somebody__Online

I pretty much only trade WBTC and ETH with leverage since all other tokens don’t have enough liquidity to facilitate the trade size in doing. I am currently short 35k ETH and 25k BTC with 1x leverage. If I crank up to like 5x that’s a 300k position and there just isn’t enough liquidity on chain outside of bitcoin and ETH to do that without paying a fortune in slippage and price impact. I’ll consider SOL, AAVE, and ARB as trade consulates with $1k or less in collateral.

NervousTruth7693

Doesn't ARB give like 1%, apr on nexo only?

sinan-aydin

I’d suggest keeping an eye on AI integrated tokens like FET Fetch.ai and TAO Bittensor as well as L2 scaling solutions like ARB Arbitrum and OP Optimism. These have strong narratives and growing ecosystems that could outperform in the coming cycle.

KateR_H0l1day

I went with ARB right at the beginning, because they had a better fee structure, but that was for the first six months. I’ve no idea how they all compare today, but I’ve been fine with ARKB, however I doubt there’s much in any of them. In my mind, I always think the big guys need competition, it’s a reason I go anywhere but Starbucks, yet there are times I’ve used Starbucks. I also trusted ARK and believed they know there way around crypto. Good luck 🍀

SubstantialIce1471

Consider watching LINK, INJ, RNDR, and ARB. Strong narratives, solid utility, and growing ecosystems could drive future upside potential.

Extreme_Nectarine_29

> giveaway token on an obscure chain. I don't belive in the obscure chain. ARB is really respectable and Kraken would never back up the project if that was the case. You are right about the giveaway token part for sure tho

intelw1zard

DeFi also use OP, ARB, ETH for DeFi as well

V_1_S_1_O_N

I do think mine is still a lot to manage as a beginner. I do like your list as well but without removing INJ and ARB. What do you think?

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sinan-aydin

Right now strong narratives include Ai like FET AGIX RWA tokens like ONDO and layer 2s like ARB and OP. Diversifying into one of these themes can align your portfolio with current momentum and institutional interest. Just ensure you rotate based on strength not hype and always use a trailing stop or dynamic exit strategy.

nestiebein

My not financial advice is to pour some of the ETH into L2 ETH like OP and ARB.

Honorjudge

ARB is a top layer 2. Promising.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The Arbitrum DAO has approved a $11.6 million allocation of 35 million ARB to tokenized U.S. Treasurys through Franklin Templeton, Spiko, and WisdomTree as part of its Stable Treasury Endowment Program (STEP). This initiative aims to diversify its treasury with real-world assets (RWAs) and deepen institutional involvement. Nearly 89% of participants voted in favor of the allocation, which is seen as a strategic move to position Arbitrum as a leading RWA platform and foster TradFi collaboration within the crypto ecosystem. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

retroapropos

The real news is which one of ETH, ARB, or SOL get the deal for the program to run on.

MinimalGravitas

> Ethereum lowers native stake to 1 eth This is already a possibility that is being researched. The problem is that the more validators you have the more bandwidth is required on the network to allow them all to communicate. At the moment Ethereum prioritizes the ability for users to be able to run nodes at home, on cheap hardware and with regular domestic broadband. Part of the reason Pectra update due tomorrow is to increase the maximum (not minimum) balance of validators so that big staking entities like Coinbase can combine lots of their 32 ETH validators into fewer numbers of larger ones, therefore reducing the required chatter between them. There are other upgrades being researched that will reduce requirements in other ways, if you're interested then Vitalik discussed the possibility of reducing stake to 1 ETH and some of the development prerequisites a while back at https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2024/10/14/futures1.html > In a bold move, OP, Base, POL, ARB join forces, creating a unified bridge. > Ethereum codifies them through an EIP, creating a universal evm bridge. > Mainnet and all L2s can now interop without sacrificing separation and their sense of self. This is the idea of the Based and Native rollup design, which is likely to be the ultimate form of the majority of the L2 ecosystem. https://ethresear.ch/t/based-rollups-superpowers-from-l1-sequencing/15016 https://ethresear.ch/t/native-rollups-superpowers-from-l1-execution/21517 Full Ethereum security for assets and transactions on L2s; no need for rollups to have their own proposers/sequencers/validators or the governance associated; easy interoperability between different L2s and between L1 and L2; cheaper verification of the ZK validity proofs used by ZK rollups... Basically that is the end game that is being worked towards already, users won't even need to know which rollup they are using if they don't want to, transaction throughput of the overall network will be able to scale almost limitlessly by just spinning up additional rollups for different applications, companies etc. > L2s and mainnet derivative protocols start collapsing due to growing complexity and spread too thin liquidity. No need for anything to collapse, you've just described stuff that's already being worked on! https://ethroadmap.com/

ftball21

I think I found a way out for ethereum but you’re not gonna like it at first. L2s and mainnet derivative protocols start collapsing due to growing complexity and spread too thin liquidity. Ethereum lowers native stake to 1 eth to encourage stakers and build a deeper security blanket. In a bold move, OP, Base, POL, ARB join forces, creating a unified bridge. Ethereum codifies them up through an EIP, creating a universal evm bridge. Mainnet and all L2s can now interop without sacrificing separation and their sense of self. Everyone lives happily ever after.

Spud_Boii

You can’t go wrong with btc. I personally do the following: * Bitcoin (BTC): 30% * Ethereum (ETH): 23% * XRP: 17% * Solana (SOL): 15% * Avalanche (AVAX): 5% * Chainlink (LINK): 5% * Speculative Picks (INJ, ARB, RNDR): 5% — 1.67% each This diversifies my portfolio but if I was you I would start heavy with bitcoin

Solana_Chief

This would be my personal choice. No KYC + free rewards from playing games, airdrops, etc, it's giving me a little extra income. It also supports several networks, like, ETH, BNB, ARB, OP, etc.

Solana_Chief

Try this [one](https://acortar.link/llrDms), it's my personal recommendation. Why? No KYC + gaming hub to collect rewards and earn an extra income by playing games, airdrops...it also supports several networks like ETH, BNB, ARB, OP, etc.

CandidateNrOne

Don’t forget ARB!

Crescendo_BLYAT

75% of my portfolio gone thx to Trump... the other 25% thx to $ARB...

Automatic-Creme-7974

If you’re looking for solid plays without memecoins, here’s my take: - BTC for long-term safety and store of value. DCA (Dollar Cost Average) is your friend. - ETH is a must, with the ecosystem and ETH 2.0 staking rewards. - SOL for its insane ecosystem growth and NFT traction. - WLD (Worldcoin) — very underrated for global adoption and biometric integration, solid tech fundamentals. - Consider a small % for L2 solutions like Arbitrum (ARB) or Optimism (OP). Scaling Ethereum is big. Split it like 40% BTC, 30% ETH, 20% SOL/WLD, and 10% for wildcards (but still solid picks). Don’t go all in at once, spread your entries to catch volatility. Let’s go shopping while it’s still on sale!

Deep-Lie7156

Patience, I'm buying ARB... I'm afraid it's either absolute manipulation or a debacle: you choose. I'll stay, I'd rather die than not try.

blader0607

No. If you're buying big alts, you have to frontrun the market. Right now one of the biggest candidates would be ARB. I'm betting on ETH running hot when the bull market starts and all the noise gets filtered out.

Plus_Seesaw2023

Is MATIC ARB OP LID KAVA KSM DOT ATOM ... Etc. $hitcoin $cam one ?

etherenum

I mean anything is possible, but I'm not really sure what ARB offers beyond a governance token

wooly_torch

None of those trashcoins are trash. Popcat sucks but has had moments of pumpage and is just a typical memecoin Peanut follows the same suit. All these memecoins eventually end up on DEX's, so what's your point? And ARB is on Ethereum. Anything on Ethereum is bleeding to death miserably like it got booted off of the horse and fell 5 feet onto a bed of rebar and got impaled and then a 8 magnitude earthquake happens and you get torn apart by the Earth's vibrations but luckily a beaver comes along and prys you loose and then builds a dam on your wound to stop the flow. And you survive. You survive and appear on Oprah... in the 1990s - because you're a time traveler.

repearz

ARB, ONDO, INDEX, and just a lil bit of BONK for fun

kirtash93

ARB team reads this and proceeds to unlock more tokens /s

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Arbitrum is a layer 2 blockchain designed to enhance Ethereum's scalability by using optimistic rollups, which execute transactions off-chain to reduce congestion and costs. Its native token, ARB, launched in March 2023, allows holders to participate in governance through a DAO. Developed by Offchain Labs, Arbitrum supports Ethereum-based dApps and has seen significant adoption, surpassing Ethereum in daily transactions in early 2023. It aims to provide faster, cheaper, and scalable solutions for Web3 applications while maintaining security and compatibility with Ethereum. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Fishherr

ARB is a buy for me perhaps in the next bear market. Especially with how Hyper Liquid uses ARB for on / off ramping / ecosystem. I don’t hold many alts, but I’d like to attempt a bag load up on it.

cryptoguy66

Anyone notice that ARB is listed on RobinHood?