Recently revisited @arbitrum, and I was surprised to find that this old internet celebrity not only hasn't fallen behind but is actually going deeper and becoming more stable. At first glance, I was attracted by Timeboost, which quietly launched three months ago and has already generated $2.6 million in revenue, relying on genuine user activity and real transactions, creating a tangible and authentic ecosystem. Then there's the contracts segment: with a cumulative trading volume of $837 billion, it's beyond what can be described as "hot"; it's simply an on-chain derivatives engine. If you're looking to trade contracts or engage in perpetuals without considering Arbitrum, you're essentially giving up the hottest venue. Next, look at Spiko, which is bringing serious TradFi assets like EU government bonds onto Arbitrum for tokenization, with a management scale approaching $150 million. This isn't just an on-chain experiment with traditional finance; it's traditional finance actively seeking on-chain interfaces. So when you look at #Arbitrum, it’s no longer just a technical solution; it resembles a real business aggregation port. On-chain projects, funds, and traffic are all converging. Whether you're issuing tokens, trading, or looking for entry points, you can't bypass it. By the way, @KaitoAI is currently running a leaderboard activity, with a bunch of projects issuing tokens on Arbitrum. Some tokens on the platform @shoutdotfun are also gaining traction: $SHOUT, $BOOM, etc., and the market is moving. This platform has a tight rhythm, and the participation threshold is low, making it suitable for capturing early alpha. 👉 The story of Arbitrum has entered its second half; are you still not on board?