Arbitrum is leading the no 1 spot for ecosystem netflows in the last 30 days, with $725M netflow.
This is a clear signal that:
- Liquidity is migrating into @arbitrum
- Demand for Arbitrum‑native apps is rising.
- User retention in the ecosystem is high.
In short, when an ecosystem has a high/positive netflow like this, it means it’s successfully attracting and retaining capital.
Key reasons for the high positive netflows include:
- DRIP incentive program and liquidity expansion.
- Core protocols hitting record metrics; for example:
• Uniswap V3 on Arbitrum surpassed $400B in all-time swaps.
• GMX and Ostium achieved $288M in open interest.
- Real-world assets on Arbitrum surged in 2025, supported by recent institutional involvement, including Robinhood.
- Ecosystem grants, Orbit chains, and strong builder momentum.
The network has generated $26M in revenue so far in 2025, with ~93% coming from core execution fees on Arbitrum One and Orbit.
This month has really been an amazing one for Arbitrum, as the team continues to work tirelessly to improve the ecosystem.
This is the kind of execution we need in DeFi.
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