ARB Whale Accumulation Ramps Up
Transactions on the Arbitrum blockchain on Thursday, July 20, point to massive accumulation among large investors. These transactions were flagged by on-chain data tracker Lookonchain, going as far back as July 17 when the accumulation trend seemed to have begun. On Monday, Lookonchain three transactions carrying 3.76 million ARB worth $5 million at the time from the Binance exchange to known whale wallets. While these transactions were significant, they did not stop there. The following day, July 18, the tracker another transaction carrying 4 million ARB. The source of the transaction was the same, with the coins which were worth $5 million at the time being moved from Binance to a private wallet. The most recent whale accumulation on Wednesday, July 19, with the largest ARB withdrawals of the bunch. This time around, a whale identified as “0x6950” withdrew 4.6 million ARB worth $5.84 million at the time of the transaction, from Binance.Whale”0x6950″ withdrew 4.6M ($5.84M) from again just now. The whale has withdrawn a total of 9M ($11.4M) from in the past 2 days. — Lookonchain (@lookonchain)
Arbitrum Continues To Dominate Layer 2 Blockchains
Arbitrum has seen much success in the market and this contributes to the bullishness around its native ARB token. Arbitrum currently , including Polygon and Optimism. While Polygon and Optimism TVLs are sitting at $1.027 billion and $926 million, respectively, the TVL of the Arbitrum network is at $2.68 billion. This figure makes the L2 the , coming up behind heavy hitters such as Ethereum, Tron, and BSC. With Arbitrum controlling a significant portion of the L2 TVL, expectations are that its native token will also surge alongside it. Currently, ARB is trading at $1.29 with a 3.33% price gain in the last 24 hours. However, the price could easily surge toward $1.5 if whale accumulations continue and sell pressure continues to decline.ARB price retests $1.3 resistance | Source:
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