Prix de Nova DAONOVA

$NOVA breakout! Target of 1M is inbound but expecting much higher. Taking advantage of early stages of projects with experienced teams who push and deliver is key. Their next catalyst is the Agent Deployment with MCP integration. Nova is expected to go higher with what they have in store. Not fading @Nova_builders

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Arbitrum Weekly Roundup 📌Fundamentals & Ecosystem Highlights → Active and finalized proposals this week include extending Entropy Advisors’ engagement, registering $BORING in the custom gateway, disabling a legacy Tether bridge, launching an Ecosystem Fund, and updating governance contracts. → @arbitrum enabled third-party bridging from Arbitrum One to Arbitrum Nova via Hop Protocol and celebrated surpassing 10 million unique addresses. New projects welcomed include AuroryProject, PythNetwork, CrustNetwork, Ichi Foundation, and others. 📌Social & Sentiment Highlights → Price structure and onchain activity reflect a breakout setup for bullish technical narratives. 📌Narrative Signals from the Week → Momentum was driven by NFT and DeFi inflows as TVL surged ~8%. Governance activity accelerated with multiple forward-looking proposals. → Bridging via Hop and new protocols reinforced Arbitrum’s developer gravity. → Despite slight pullbacks in trading volumes (DEX down ~9%, perps down ~8%), ARB’s price held strong with ~30% weekly gain. The narrative? Arbitrum is consolidating its position as the L2 destination for builders, capital, and governance dynamism.

On Arbitrum... @arbitrum printed its most decisive 7-day stretch of the summer. Here's what happened in a week. --- 📌Metrics: > $ARB moved from $0.4407 last Tuesday’s close to $0.4722 today. That's a 7% rise. > Spot moved $606M in the last 24hrs at $2.43B market cap. > On-chain activity showed that the network handled 3.19M L2 transactions in the past day from roughly 328,615 addresses. > TVL is at $2.90B. > Stablecoin float expanded to $3.19B, 9% up in 7 days, while DeFi users pushed $5.40B Arbitrum-based DEXs over the same window. --- 📌Fundamental adoption caught a headline catalyst. > PayPal updated its terms on 16 July to make PYUSD live on Arbitrum, its first rollout on an L2. > Delegates approved new Upgrade Executor contracts for Arbitrum One, Nova, and Ethereum mainnet to streamline future upgrades. > The DAO advanced a vote to add $BORING to the custom gateway last week. > The DAO merged all finance committees into a single Arbitrum Treasury Management council, confirmed on 16 July. > Active treasury deployments has $28M  in RWA assets across WisdomTree’s WTGXX, Spiko’s USTBL, and Franklin Templeton’s BENJI. These positions generated $900K+ in interest so far. > The full network tokenized RWA assets on is currently at $326M across 121 assets. That's 30% rise MoM, the highest total of any L2. > Arbitrum meets L2Beat’s Stage 1 rollup standard. Users can always exit even under attack. Meaning, it would take a compromise of at least 75% of the Security Council to freeze or invalidate withdrawals. > Fraud proofs are live, with any centralized levers restrained by mandatory exit windows. In short, safety rails are codified so growth never comes at the cost of custody. Momentum, usage, and a fully compliant security model are converging. That mix is why traders are rotating back into real usage L2s and keeping ARB on watch for a break toward the $0.55 zone even as the market prepares for a mid-August unlock. If you want to build or trade on this backdrop, spin up a strategy with @Infinit_Labs. Their on-chain AI agents deploy on @arbitrum with a single prompt. Thanks for reading!