The net inflow to Arbitrum in 48 hours was 4.5 billion, the highest ever. This surge signals increased interest from institutional investors and retailers as the ecosystem stabilizes and analysts expect strong growth.
$ARB has removed all downside liquidity from the $BTC and $USD pair.
However, since it is the most active L2 in this space, I think there is a huge mispricing.
The target zone is approximately 100 meters. 200% against Bitcoin for the next few months. pic.twitter.com/CBNBwJcK8a
— Michael van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) October 15, 2025
After the current market collapse, Arbitrum price fell below $0.13, but quickly rebounded. The daily RSI is 36, suggesting an oversold situation, and the EMA 21 is 0.395. Traders are keeping a close eye on the market for a breakout.
Market overview and technical overview
At the time of writing, Arbitrum is trading at $0.334, nearly 20% below its price a week ago.
The recent market crash brought the price down to $0.13, but the market rebounded quickly thereafter. The daily RSI is 36, suggesting an oversold situation, and the EMA 21 is 0.395. Traders are closely monitoring this level and hoping for a breakout.
The support level is $0.32 and provides short-term support.
Volume fell 37% to $285 million per day, indicating traders are cautious as they await confirmation that the current pace is sustainable.
Signs of a bullish outlook for Arbitrum
Some analysts see current price levels as an opportunity for mispricing. Arbitrum continues to be the most active Layer 2 in the industry, processing millions of transactions every day with high user and developer activity.
Technical predictions suggest that the target area for the ARB/BTC pair is around 200%.
