Arbitrum (ARB) Crypto News Today

President Trump’s announcement of an exclusive dinner with the top 220 holders of his memecoin triggered a price pump, but data questions its sustainability.

A stablecoin fully backed by Mexican pesos will be issued and managed by Juno, a newly established subsidiary of the crypto exchange Bitso.

Arbitrum’s ARB token has dropped by 81% since the launch of the ecosystem’s Gaming Catalyst Program.

Onchain Labs will assist in the expansion of the Arbitrum application layer and counter the trend of zero-sum crypto launches.

Standard Chartered downgrades its ETH price expectations, while one analyst compares trading Ethereum to “catching a falling knife.”

Direct crypto payments are gaining traction across Asia, with stablecoins emerging as natural payment rails for major economies.

The tokenized fund, iSNR, tracks the performance of a private credit strategy managed by asset manager Invesco.

Macroeconomic factors, memecoin scams and the industry’s largest-ever hack drove investor capital to safer assets, including stablecoins and RWAs.

Solana price is 50% down from its all-time high as traders seek greener pastures on other blockchains.

Valued at more than $141 billion, Tether’s USDt is the world’s largest stablecoin by market capitalization and usage.

Tokenized T-Bills can now be traded on the Arbitrum network using Spiko’s money market funds.

Some Ethereum layer 2s would be forgoing hundreds of millions of dollars obtained from fees to make Ethereum more connected at the base layer.

EDU Chain will support educational apps and onchain education with tamper-proof credentials and developer incentives.

The BoLD upgrade enables anyone to participate in securing the network, removing centralized validator restrictions.

The stablecoin is also more widely distributed across blockchain networks.