- Standard Chartered forecasts ARB could reach $10 by 2030, driven by stronger network revenue.
- Robinhood Chain could significantly boost Arbitrum’s fees through the Expansion Program.
- Tokenized assets could create long-term growth opportunities for Arbitrum infrastructure and adoption.
Arbitrum — ARB, has posted a sharp recovery, but Standard Chartered sees much larger gains ahead. The bank now expects ARB to reach $10 by the end of 2030. From current prices near $0.13 to $0.14, such a move would deliver massive returns. Standard Chartered also expects ARB to outperform Bitcoin and Ether through 2030. Several factors support the forecast, including Robinhood Chain, tokenized assets, and growing blockchain infrastructure demand.
Robinhood Chain Strengthens Arbitrum’s Revenue Case
The forecast then rises to $1.50 in 2027 and $3.50 in 2028. Standard Chartered sees another jump toward $6.50 during 2029. The final target sits at $10 by the end of 2030. ARB currently trades around $0.13 to $0.14, according to the supplied market data.
Reaching $10 would require a gain of roughly 70 times from current levels. ARB has already gained 86% over the past month, according to CoinGecko data. Kendrick also expects ARB to outperform Bitcoin and Ether through the same period. Standard Chartered projects Bitcoin at $500,000 by 2030. The bank also places Ether at $40,000 by the end of the decade. Robinhood Chain provides a major part of the bullish argument.
Robinhood launched the chain on July 1, 2026, using Arbitrum’s technology stack. The connection gives Arbitrum another route toward recurring network revenue. Under Arbitrum’s Expansion Program, external chains generate fees for the network. Arbitrum collects a rolling fee equal to 10% of net protocol revenue. Robinhood Chain therefore could become a meaningful revenue source for Arbitrum.
Tokenized Assets Could Expand Arbitrum’s Long-term Opportunity
Standard Chartered also sees tokenized real-world assets as a major growth driver. The bank forecasts tokenized assets could reach $4 trillion by the end of 2028. That would represent a significant increase from roughly $340 billion today. Tokenized equities could account for $750 billion of that market by 2028. RWA.xyz currently places cumulative tokenized real-world assets near $39 billion.
The figures show how much room the sector could have for further expansion. Arbitrum could benefit as traditional financial firms move assets onto blockchain networks. Financial institutions need infrastructure capable of handling large transaction volumes. Arbitrum already provides technology that supports external chains and decentralized applications.
The network could therefore gain from broader blockchain adoption without relying solely on retail token demand. Robinhood Chain offers one example of how established financial companies can use Arbitrum technology. More institutional deployments could strengthen that revenue model over time. Standard Chartered also highlights a broader shift in crypto valuation.
