Almost 1B ARB Tokens Claimed; Scammer Tries to Phish Arbitrum
With Ethereum layer2 scaling solution Arbitrum successfully airdropping its tokens to users on March 23, malicious players have been ...
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Arbitrum Site, Blockchain Scanner Down Ahead of ARB Airdrop
ARB price action is expected to be significantly volatile on the first day. Arbitrum developers confirmed last week that ...
Arbitrum’s ARB Token Trades at $3.99 as 625,143 Wallets Receive Airdrop
The official claim for the token went live at the Ethereum block height of 16,890,400 at 13:05 UTC. The ...
Arbitrum, Ether Liquidity Providers Earn $500K From ARB Airdrop
Uniswap data shows over $180 million in volume was traded on the ARB/ETH liquidity pool, netting $542,000 in fees ...
Arbitrum Users Claim 42M ARB Tokens in First Hour of Airdrop
Users likely claimed the tokens by interacting with the smart contract directly as blockchain scanners and the website were ...
After Frenzied Arbitrum Airdrop Day, 37% of Eligible Wallets Still Haven’t Claimed Their ARB
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Arbitrum ARB IOU Token Trades Around $10
With Ethereum (ETH) layer-2 network Arbitrum set to airdrop its tokens to users next week, community expectations have risen, ...
ARB Token Trending on Twitter After Arbitrum’s Airdrop Announcement
Currently, ARB is the sixth-most trending Twitter topic in the United States with more than 10,000 tweets. Arbitrum posted ...
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