Arbitrum’s ARB token gained 28% in the last day as the network led blockchains in bridge-asset netflow, retaining $1.6 billion in value. Positive netflow indicates that more capital settled on Arbitrum than left it, supporting the token’s rally. Ethereum and Robinhood ranked behind Arbitrum in flow over the same period. The network’s total value locked (TVL), which measures capital deposited in decentralized-finance protocols, rose by $170 million from Aug. 19 to the time of writing, reaching $1.412 billion after roughly 13 days. Decentralized-exchange volume increased more than 151% from Aug. 29 to about $208.72 million after declining between Aug. 21 and Aug. 28, while daily active traders stayed near 106,500. Off-chain, ARB open interest in perpetual contracts (futures without expiry) climbed 65% to $169 million, and the 0.0055% funding rate indicated that most positions and capital were long. Continued bridge inflows will need to persist for the rally to continue in the near term.