Arbitrum Price Gets $10 Standard Chartered Target as 21Shares Adds 3.86M ARB, Credit Inflows Hit $25M

• Arbitrum price trades near $0.136 as Standard Chartered targets $10 by 2030, implying more than 70x upside
• Arbitrum RWA activity picked up with roughly $25 million in tokenized-credit inflows over 24 hours
• A wallet linked to the 21Shares Arbitrum ETP received 3.862 million ARB worth about $516,000

Arbitrum price is making headlines after Standard Chartered put one of the boldest institutional forecasts yet on ARB. The bank sees the token reaching $10 by the end of 2030, a huge jump from current levels. The call comes at an interesting time. A wallet linked to the 21Shares Arbitrum product has received millions of ARB. Meanwhile, fresh tokenized-credit flows are adding weight to the network’s growing real-world asset story.

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Arbitrum Price Gets $10 Target From Standard Chartered

The ARB price was trading around $0.1357 at the time of writing, with roughly $134 million in 24-hour volume. CoinGecko data shows the token has had a volatile September, trading as high as $0.19 earlier this month before giving back part of the rally.

Against that backdrop, Standard Chartered has initiated coverage with a $10 target for the end of 2030. From $0.1357, that Arbitrum price prediction implies an increase of more than 70 times.

The bank’s thesis leans a lot on tokenization and the economics developing around Robinhood Chain. That network is built using Arbitrum technology and has already become a new source of revenue for the ecosystem. Arbitrum DAO reported $6.19 million in income during the first half of 2026, while licensing fees from Robinhood Chain accounted for 35% of July income, its first month on mainnet. Geoff Kendrick, global head of digital assets research at Standard Chartered, said,

“The recent Robinhood Chain launch has demonstrated the potential for Arbitrum to become the number 1 choice for TradFi when bringing assets on-chain.”

It fits with Standard Chartered’s wider tokenization outlook. The bank expects $4 trillion of tokenized assets to be onchain by the end of 2028, split between stablecoins and real-world assets.

Standard Chartered’s Arbitrum call is aggressive. But it is being made against a backdrop of measurable activity rather than price momentum alone.

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Arbitrum RWA Activity Picks Up as 21Shares Wallet Adds ARB

The Arbitrum RWA side of the story also picked up this week. RWA Foundation, citing Token Terminal data, said Arbitrum led tokenized-credit growth over a 24-hour period with approximately $25 million in inflows.

Separately, an on-chain wallet associated with the 21Shares Arbitrum ETP received 3.862 million ARB, worth roughly $516,000 at the time of the transfer.

21Shares’ AARB product is physically backed by ARB held in institutional custody and currently has about $2.45 million in assets under management.

The gap between $0.13 and Standard Chartered’s $10 target is enormous, and getting there would require years of growth. But the combination of Robinhood Chain revenue, tokenized-credit inflows, and institutional product activity gives investors more than a distant price target to watch.

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