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Standard Chartered sees Arbitrum at $10 by 2030, expects boost from asset tokenisation

Standard Chartered expects Arbitrum to deliver higher returns than bitcoin and ether through 2030, citing changes in its revenue-sharing model as asset tokenisation grows in traditional finance. The bank said Arbitrum takes 10 percent of net protocol revenue from companies building services on the network. It highlighted Robinhood Chain as the first live example. The bank’s Geoffrey Kendrick said ARB could rise to $10, while flagging risks including slower tokenisation and stronger competition.