Standard Chartered has issued a price target of $10 for the Arbitrum ARB token by the end of 2030. This projection implies a 70-fold increase from the current price of approximately $0.14. The bank outlined a roadmap with targets of $0.50 for 2026, $1.50 for 2027, $3.50 for 2028, and $6.50 for 2029.
The bank's forecast is based on the Arbitrum Expansion Program, which levies a 10% fee on revenue from external chains. The model saw growth following the July 2026 launch of the Robinhood chain. Arbitrum's estimated revenue for September reached $5 million, a fivefold increase compared to the period before the Robinhood integration.
Market data shows that ARB fell 29% from its September peak, despite a 12% to 17% price gain on September 15 following the coverage announcement. While large transactions increased during the sell-off, active addresses have been declining since September 6. On September 16, 92.6 million ARB tokens, or 1.4% of the circulating supply, were unlocked.
Arbitrum maintains a leading position in tokenized real-world assets. In the first half of 2026, the network processed 478 million transactions, bringing the total lifetime volume to 2.7 billion. Standard Chartered anticipates that ARB will outperform both Bitcoin and Ethereum in growth throughout the projected period.
