Balancer V3, an automated market maker (AMM), has launched on Arbitrum (ARB), according to the most recent reports shared with Finbold on February 6.

PancakeSwap has expanded its advanced trading features to Arbitrum, Linea, and Base. PancakeSwap was able to accomplish these features on Arbitrum (ARB), Linea, and Base by integrating Orbs' dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols, according to a note shared with crypto.news.

The dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols by Orbs are now also supported by the three networks.

Offchain Labs introduced a 'universal intent engine' to improve interoperability across Layer 2 blockchains.

Arbitrum has integrated with BitcoinOS (BOS) to bring its Ethereum-based layer two (L2) scaling solution to the Bitcoin network. Arbitrum Brings Ethereum-Based L2 Scaling to Bitcoin According to the release shared with Bitcoin.

Arbitrum has announced a significant integration with BitcoinOS (BOS), transforming its layer-2 network into a hybrid rollup that combines the best features of Ethereum and Bitcoin. This collaboration marks a groundbreaking development, offering a robust and interoperable scalability solution between the two ecosystems.

TL;DR The integration of BitcoinOS with Arbitrum allows for direct connection between BTC and ETH, without centralized intermediaries. BOS Grail facilitates trustless BTC transfers to Arbitrum, without third-party intervention, unlike WBTC. Arbitrum offers up to 40,000 transactions per second and nearly instant withdrawals.

"Arbitrum is pioneering a paradigm shift that ends competition and fragmentation between the two largest blockchains."

Litecoin (LTC) joined Aave (AAVE) as a top performer, rising 3.7%.

Bitcoin holders are finally gaining access to the decentralized apps and ecosystem “they've spent 15 years starving for," said the CEO of BTC OS.

The DeFi tokens category saw an uptick on Wednesday while the biggest crypto, Bitcoin, remained under immense selling pressure. High-rolling traders have quickly moved to profit-taking mode, dumping top DeFi tokens like Aave (AAVE), Chainlink (LINK), and Uniswap (UNI).

AAVE rallied over 9% over the past day amid community hype around its potential launch on Sonic blockchain and an uptick in whale accumulation. Aave (AAVE) rebounded to an intraday high of $274.91 on Feb. 5, gaining 9.

Altcoins like Floki, AAVE, Jasmy, and ApeCoin are seeing increased whale activity as volatility in the crypto industry rises. Floki (FLOKI), a popular meme coin, saw its whale activity increase by 286% in the last seven days.

Aave [AAVE] has seen substantial liquidations, totaling over $200 million in the past 24 hours amid market volatility, marking the largest liquidation event on the platform since August 2024. Despite these losses, Aave's underlying structure has proven resilient, with bad debt decreasing and the overall health of the system remaining intact.

Decentralized lending protocol Aave has successfully processed $210 million in liquidations without adding to its existing bad debt. Data from Chaos Labs shows that following Monday's flash crash, which wiped out roughly $2.

Aave has demonstrated remarkable resilience during a period of high market volatility, managing $210 million in liquidations.

Aave has proven to users that DeFi protocols can now handle liquidations in the face of market distress.

The crypto market rebounded after Donald Trump agreed to delay tariffs on Canada and Mexico following a conversation with both presidents. As a result, Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded to reclaim the $100,000 level, with the flagship cryptocurrency trading at $100,360, up nearly 7% over the past 24 hours.

Aave aced the market's stress test, processing millions in liquidations without taking on new bad debt.

Aave saw over $200 million in liquidations amid market volatility, but bad debt decreased, showing resilience.

The crypto market's sharp decline in the past 24 hours has triggered widespread losses, with Bitcoin's crash impacting altcoins significantly. Some tokens faced even deeper corrections, hitting new all-time lows amid the sell-off.

AAVE price crashed to a two-month low as cryptocurrencies retreated amid US inflation risks after Trump's tariffs. Still, the AAVE coin has formed a hammer pattern, pointing to a 65% rebound as its founder cheers its resilience during the crypto sell-off.

Filecoin (FIL), Arbitrum (ARB) and Cosmos (ATOM) are among the biggest losers in the crypto market in the past 24 hours as traders see over $2.3 billion liquidated. The global crypto market cap fell 8% to $3.1 trillion, with daily trading volume on Monday, February 3, up 193% to over $333 billion.

ARB could record further market declines soon.

The past week was one of two distinct halves for the AAVE price, which initially kicked off with a bearish downturn beneath the $300 mark. The DeFi coin has since shown strong signs of recovery, jumping to as high as $340 on Friday, January 31st.

AAVE's short-term price action will be dictated by a few key factors.

With Lightchain AI's presale price at $0.005625 per token and over $14.2 million raised, this AI-powered blockchain project is gaining attention as a must-buy asset for investors seeking long-term value and exponential growth potential.

AAVE, the native token of the decentralized finance (DeFi) platform Aave, is showing promising signs of bullish momentum. The cryptocurrency has managed to hold above a critical support level of $285, a price point with a strong history of price reversals.

Aave's governance is now weighing an ARFC proposal to bring V3 to Sonic, backed by a $63 million liquidity commitment.

AAVE could soar by 30% to reach the $380 level if it holds itself above $285.

After experiencing a notable price decline in the past few days, the overall market sentiment seems to be recovering. Amid this market recovery, Aave (AAVE) appears bullish and is poised for a double-digit price gain, reflecting its recent price action observed on the daily time frame.

Arbitrum has teamed up with modular layer-1 network zkVerify to make zero-knowledge proof verification faster for blockchain developers.

Arbitrum (ARB) has experienced a sharp decline in recent weeks, leaving many investors facing significant losses. Over the past month, ARB has dropped by 19.42%, with its price falling from a high of $0.95 to $0.58, and it is currently trading at $0.63.

Tether has upgraded its USDT stablecoin on Arbitrum to USDT0, a cross-chain compatible asset backed 1:1 by Ethereum-based USDT reserves. Tether Transitions Arbitrum USDT to USDT0 Tether says the upgrade automatically converts existing Arbitrum USDT holdings to USDT0 without requiring user action. USDT0 will serve as Arbitrum's canonical stablecoin, maintaining the same contract address.

Arbitrum has experienced a sharp decline, leaving only a meager number of holders in profit.

With the global crypto market facing a downturn, the entry of Trump's World Liberty Finance into the space through significant investments, has sparked the attention of analysts and traders alike. As the company continues to accumulate more assets, particularly Ethereum (ETH), TRON (TRX), Chainlink (LINK), Aave (AAVE), and Minotaurus (MTAUR), it's clear that these altcoins

Arbitrum became one of the first chains to migrate to USDT0, the cross-chain, interoperable version of Tether (USDT).

Tokenized T-Bills can now be traded on the Arbitrum network using Spiko's money market funds.

The cryptocurrency market has recovered from Monday's bloodbath, with Bitcoin (BTC) reclaiming the $100,000 level. The flagship cryptocurrency is up nearly 3% over the past 24 hours and currently trades around $103,339.

Arbitrum's governance data shows that LobbyFi is now at the top spot among the DAO's delegates.

Aave (AAVE) has become a focal point in the DeFi market, driven by a surge in whale activity and strong institutional support. Recently, a notable whale deposited 17,002 AAVE, valued at $5.9 million, onto Binance, generating questions about the future price movements of the token.

Market sentiment shifted as a AAVE whale made moves.

Arbitrum token may be on the verge of a strong bullish breakout as its ecosystem growth continues. Arbitrum (ARB) price dropped to $0.700, down by 45% from its highest level in December last year.

Data from DeFiLlama revealed that Arbitrum flipped its top rival, Base, by decentralized exchange (DEX) volumes.

Tandem, Offchain Labs' venture arm, invests in Camelot DEX, highlighting its role in Arbitrum's ecosystem with over $46 billion in traded volume and sustainable growth focus.

Bitcoin (BTC) has recovered from its recent slump, which saw the price drop to an intraday low of $101,441 late on Thursday. The flagship cryptocurrency has registered an increase of nearly 3% over the past 24 hours and is currently trading around $104,612, with bulls looking to push it beyond $105,000.

Large-scale whale movements in Uniswap (UNI) and Aave (AAVE) have recently attracted significant attention in the crypto community. Over the last few days, four major whales collectively cashed out $12.7 million in profits from these two prominent tokens, suggesting that potential price changes are on the horizon.