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$ARB is testing a crucial resistance right at the edge of a Falling Wedge pattern. A confirmed breakout from this zone could trigger a strong bullish move and open the door for significant upside. 👀 $ADA $KSM

$ARB – Liquidation Map (7 Days) – Index ~0.0771 🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows more than 9 million in short liquidations above the current price, significantly exceeding the roughly 3.5–4 million in long liquidations below. Nearby liquidity is also more concentrated on the upside, giving the short-sweep scenario a higher near-term probability. 📈 The nearest short-liquidation zone appears around 0.0775–0.0788, with liquidity becoming significantly denser across 0.0794–0.0812. The strongest concentration sits near 0.0803–0.0809. Holding above 0.0812 could expose the next liquidity area at 0.0837–0.0850. 📉 Below the market, the nearest long-liquidation cluster is concentrated around 0.0757–0.0751. Larger downside clusters appear near 0.0745–0.0739, while liquidity below 0.0733 remains relatively sparse. Losing 0.0757 would increase downside risk toward 0.0751 and then 0.0739. 🧭 The higher-probability scenario is an initial test of 0.0775–0.0788. A breakout could trigger a short-liquidation sweep toward 0.0794–0.0812, while rejection followed by a loss of 0.0757 would raise the probability of a long-liquidation sweep toward 0.0751–0.0739. Traders may wait for confirmation while maintaining an appropriate stop-loss. #LiquidationMap

🚀 $ARB – Arbitrum eyes a fresh upward thrust 🟢 $ARB LONG 🎯 Entry: 0.07808 – 0.07815 🛑 Stop Loss: 0.07655 🎯 TP: 0.07968 - 0.08124 - 0.08280

$ARB – Liquidation Map (7 Days) – Index ~0.0792 🔎 The 7-day liquidation map shows nearly 10 million in short liquidations above the current price, far exceeding the roughly 2.3 million in long liquidations below. This large imbalance leaves liquidity clearly tilted to the upside and favors a short-sweep scenario in the near term. 📈 Short-liquidation pressure starts building from 0.0798 and becomes heavily concentrated across 0.0805–0.0812. The next major clusters sit around 0.0838–0.0845 and 0.0852–0.0859. A sustained move above 0.0812 could open the way toward 0.0838–0.0845. 📉 Below the current price, nearby long-liquidation liquidity is relatively thin. More notable clusters appear around 0.0768–0.0754 and 0.0747–0.0740. If price is rejected from the upside and loses 0.0792, downside risk toward 0.0768 and then 0.0754 would increase. 🧭 The higher-probability scenario is an initial test of 0.0805–0.0812. Breaking this zone could trigger a short-liquidation sweep toward 0.0838–0.0845, while losing 0.0792 would weaken the bullish scenario. Traders may wait for confirmation around these levels while maintaining an appropriate stop-loss. #LiquidationMap

HOW MUCH OF THIS CASH LANDS IN ARBITRUM? 🚨💰👀 Arbitrum is selling Robinhood Chain highs as "Arbitrum under the hood." But who keeps the money? 💸 $720K in one day of app revenue goes to apps (swaps, launchpads, games). Not to ARB holders. AEP (the license fee rule for Orbit chains) only takes 10% of net chain profit. 8% goes to the Arbitrum DAO vault. 2% goes to builders. On DefiLlama, that 8% remittance has been about $9K in a day and about $260K in 30 days. Arbitrum One itself only prints about $10K chain revenue per day. About $391K in 30 days. Marketing shows millions. The vault path ARB holders can vote on is still small. $ARB is still near $0.077. Market cap about $510M. ATH was $2.39. 📉 Base already left the Optimism stack after it got big and shipped its own toolkit. What stops Robinhood from doing the same later: a self-run L2, keep 100% of sequencer fees, stop the 10% net cut? There is no forever lock that Robinhood must keep using Orbit and keep sending that fee share. Optimistic rollups still work. They are not the favorite headline tech while Ethereum pushes scale, L1 speed, and ZK. #Crypto #Arbitrum #Robinhood #Ethereum #Layer2