2025 is almost pulling into the station, and a new chapter’s about to start
ignoring vibes, narratives, and price for a second, data tends to be the most honest signal
Let's looking back at December, @arbitrum had a quietly strong month:
- Unique Active Wallets - 3.95M (+16%) - Transactions - 89.79M (+3%) - Total Secured Value - $17.45B (+8.9%) - Average Transaction Costs - $0.0028 (-55%)
Low fees + Strong security + Mature infra = a flywheel kicking in
> cheaper txs make people more willing to actually use the network, driving real activity and volume
> strong security makes DeFi users confidence to deploy capital and keep it on-chain longer
more usage -> more value -> more reason to stay
“Putting money to work” and “Putting money in to gamble” are two very different games
long-term engagement driven by real demand will always > inflated metrics pushed by short-lived incentives and hype
Time keeps doing its thing, and Arbitrum keeps proving it can scale (users, capital, and activity
(Data & charts from @ETH_Daily - respect to the builders grinding in the background)
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2025 is almost pulling into the station, and a new chapter’s about to start
ignoring vibes, narratives, and price for a second, data tends to be the most honest signal
Let's looking back at December, @arbitrum had a quietly strong month:
- Unique Active Wallets - 3.95M (+16%)
- Transactions - 89.79M (+3%)
- Total Secured Value - $17.45B (+8.9%)
- Average Transaction Costs - $0.0028 (-55%)
Low fees + Strong security + Mature infra = a flywheel kicking in
> cheaper txs make people more willing to actually use the network, driving real activity and volume
> strong security makes DeFi users confidence to deploy capital and keep it on-chain longer
more usage -> more value -> more reason to stay
“Putting money to work” and “Putting money in to gamble” are two very different games
long-term engagement driven by real demand will always > inflated metrics pushed by short-lived incentives and hype
Time keeps doing its thing, and Arbitrum keeps proving it can scale (users, capital, and activity
(Data & charts from @ETH_Daily - respect to the builders grinding in the background)