Although it has given back some of its gains, the token is currently trading around $0.41, still reflecting a decline of approximately 10% over the past two weeks.
source: BeInmarkets
Beyond the immediate market reaction, the regulatory environment has played a crucial role in this boost. On February 21, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) officially closed its investigation into Robinhood's cryptocurrency unit, a piece of news that was welcomed with relief by the company.
Beyond the SEC and Robinhood: Arbitrum Advances in Interoperability
At the same time, Arbitrum continues to strengthen its ecosystem through new strategic partnerships. During the ETH Denver 2025 conference, the Bitlayer platform announced its collaboration with five key blockchains: Arbitrum, Starknet, Base, SonicSVM, and Plume Network.
This collaboration aims to unlock $1.9 trillion in Bitcoin liquidity by integrating with these ecosystems via the BitVM technology, enabling Bitcoin-powered smart contracts.
This move marks a significant step toward interoperability and the growth of the DeFi ecosystem, as it will allow Bitcoin, historically limited to its store-of-value function, to interact with other networks and participate in decentralized financial solutions similar to those already existing on Ethereum.
With this strategy, Arbitrum positions itself as a key player in the evolution of decentralized finance, expanding its use cases and solidifying its presence within the crypto ecosystem.
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