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Standard Chartered Sees Arbitrum ARB Reaching $10 by 2030
Standard Chartered says enterprise chain fees and tokenized asset growth could lift ARB to $10 by 2030, with Bitcoin and Ether lagging.
- On Tuesday, Standard Chartered initiated coverage of Arbitrum's ARB token with a $10 price target for 2030, arguing revenue from enterprise chains like Robinhood Chain could strengthen the network's economics.
- Arbitrum's business model increasingly relies on revenue from chains using its technology through a "launch-and-migrate" strategy, with Robinhood Chain sending 10% of net protocol revenue back to the ecosystem since July.
- The bank forecasts the tokenized equity market reaching $750 billion by 2028, representing roughly 263 times current distributed value, while ARB traded around $0.13 on Tuesday with a market capitalization below $1 billion.
- Standard Chartered estimates Robinhood Chain generated average daily fee revenue of approximately $2.8 million in early September, increasing the probability other traditional financial firms adopt the Arbitrum stack, Kendrick said.
- The bank warned slower tokenization, competition, and regulatory developments like the CLARITY Act could affect its estimates; separately, it projects Bitcoin at $500,000 and Ether at $40,000 by 2030.
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ARB Price Eyes Stron Recovery With Standard Chartered’s $10 Target
Arbitrum is showing renewed strength as buyers defend support and market participation accelerates. The ARB outlook is also gaining attention from rising tokenized fund activity and Standard Chartered’s long-term projection, while traders watch for a potential breakout toward higher levels.
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