Standard Chartered set a $10 price target for Arbitrum’s ARB token in 2030, implying about 70-fold upside from current levels. Geoff Kendrick, the bank’s global head of digital assets research, said Arbitrum could capture 10% of net protocol revenue generated by companies operating on its network and cited Robinhood Chain as a leading example. Arbitrum’s September revenue reached $5 million, five times its pre-launch level after Robinhood Chain launched in July. Separately, Arbitrum reported more than $74 million in weekly real-world asset market-cap growth through September 20, 2026, and led major networks with a $180.7 million stablecoin market-cap increase over the latest 24 hours. The measurements cover different assets, periods and sources and should not be combined. Kendrick identified slower-than-expected asset tokenization and stronger blockchain competition as risks. Bitcoin, Ether and XRP also rose during the week, while Arbitrum gained 64.3% among tracked altcoins.