Standard Chartered analyst Geoffrey Kendrick predicts tokenization will drive significant growth for four altcoins: Uniswap (UNI), Aave (AAVE), Morpho, and Arbitrum (ARB), with ambitious price targets by 2030.

Arbitrum's monthly revenue has surged fivefold, with licensing fees dominating. Standard Chartered projects a $10 price target for ARBIUSD by 2030, anticipating significant upside driven by Robinhood Chain integration and platform expansion.

Arbitrum's ARB token dropped 12% weekly after the Security Council paused new Stylus contract activations due to sophisticated AI-assisted attacks. While no funds were stolen, the move impacts new contract updates. Arbitrum's revenue, however, surged fivefold.

Some cryptocurrencies such as ONDO, WLD, and STX show a prominent 'domestic concentration' phenomenon with significantly higher trading volumes domestically than overseas. ONDO, in particular, has a domestic ratio 28 times higher than overseas. In contrast, BNB, USDT, and BTC have higher overseas trading ratios.

Standard Chartered analyst Geoff Kendrick is bullish on tokenization and has identified four altcoins—UNI, AAVE, ARB, and LINK—with significant upside potential, while also maintaining targets for BTC and ETH.

Data shows 71% of blockchains generated zero fees in 24 hours, with Solana, Tron, and BSC leading in fee generation. This highlights significant user engagement disparities across networks, suggesting fee generation is a key metric for assessing network utility.

Arbitrum's Security Council has paused new Stylus contract activations on Arbitrum One and Nova following an emergency upgrade. This aims to prevent potential denial-of-service attacks, though user funds remain unaffected. A new safeguard for dispute resolution was also added.

In the domestic cryptocurrency market, WLD, STX, and ONDO showed significantly higher domestic trading volumes compared to overseas. STX, in particular, had a domestic ratio 24 times higher than overseas. Conversely, BNB, USDC, and USDT had higher overseas trading ratios. SUI showed the highest Kimchi premium, while some other coins exhibited a negative premium.

Arbitrum Network achieved a record revenue of over $5.45 million in September, primarily driven by $4.75 million in Orbit licensing fees, potentially linked to high trading activity on Robinhood Chain.

Arbitrum's network revenue reached an all-time high of $5.45 million in September. Of this, $4.75 million was attributed to Orbit license fees, potentially linked to high activity on the Robinhood chain. This revenue is separate from DAO income or direct distributions to ARB holders.

In the domestic cryptocurrency market, WLD has surpassed XLM to become the most watched coin, ranking first in interest. ONDO, WLD, STX, and XLM showed a domestic trading volume more than 14 times higher than the global average. Conversely, USD1, HYPE, and BNB had higher trading volumes internationally. Recently, trading volumes for LIT, JST, and BTC have increased, while CC, SUI, and HBAR exhibited high Kimchi premiums.

WisdomTree has deployed its tokenized real-world asset funds natively on Arbitrum, marking a significant expansion in the digital asset ecosystem. This move enhances infrastructure and reflects a strategic shift towards scalable, transparent operations.

Orderly Network has surpassed $100 billion in cumulative trading volume, signaling significant growth and enhanced activity within the digital asset ecosystem. This milestone highlights infrastructure improvements and the increasing institutional participation in the market.

Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain are hosting a three-day build event in Singapore starting October 23rd. Founders can compete for $300,000 in prizes and grants for projects in tokenization, AI, DeFi, privacy, and payments.

Verona has launched verUSD, a stablecoin for AI payments. It is backed by over $100 million in institutional and ecosystem commitments and is available on various networks including Ethereum and Polygon.

Arbitrum attracted the most funds with $139.64 million in net inflows over the week, followed by Polygon PoS, OP Mainnet, Solana, and Base chains. In contrast, Hyperliquid recorded the largest outflow with $100.73 million in net outflows.

Bitget experienced its largest hack in 2026, losing $388 million from hot/warm wallets due to a third-party vulnerability. The exchange assures customers will be reimbursed from its protection fund and company capital, with operations unaffected.

Arbitrum recorded 14,036 developer commits in a month, significantly surpassing Cardano (4,023 commits) and Sui (2,746 commits). This may be related to Arbitrum's technology adoption by Robinhood's chain, but development activity does not necessarily lead to user growth.

Altcoin markets are seeing broad rotation across DeFi, privacy, AI, and memecoin sectors, with traders favoring utility and revenue-generating tokens over pure speculation. While an official altseason hasn't begun, diverse gains suggest a shift in market dynamics.