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Rollup
| # | Name | Chain | Market Cap | Price | 24h % | Volume (24h) | UAW | TVL | 7d Chart |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ★ 1 |    +4 |
₿1,139,337,647.517 | ₿16.944 | +4.20% | ₿441,550,055.689 | — | — | ||
| ★ 2 |  +26 |
₿926,769,189.038 | ₿0.12818204 | +2.17% | ₿199,604,627.024 |
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₿773,688,081.109 | ||
| ★ 3 |    +1 |
₿62,621,499.102 | ₿0.07307231 | -0.18% | ₿13,661,739.194 | — | — | ||
| ★ 4 |  +2 |
₿55,971,077.220 | ₿2.737 | +0.01% | ₿219,081.746 | — | — | ||
| ★ 5 |  +1 |
— | ₿0.04529802 | -1.65% | ₿97,867.826 | — | ₿4,142,213.245 | ||
| ★ 6 |  |
— | ₿0.01527789 | — | ₿33,595.035 | — | ₿62,248.178 | ||
| ★ 7 | |
— | ₿0.00025299 | — | ₿30,211.124 | — | — | ||
| ★ 8 | +20 |
₿83,715.136 | ₿0.00090601 | +120.83% | ₿21,515.816 | — | — | ||
| ★ 9 |   +3 |
₿551,111.935 | ₿0.00000551 | -1.11% | ₿103.661 | — | — | ||
| ★ 10 | +9 |
₿1,890,876.511 | ₿0.05528965 | — | ₿85.395 | — | — |
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About Arbitrum
Arbitrum is a layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, utilizing rollups to significantly enhance scalability and reduce costs without compromising on security. It allows developers to run EVM-compatible smart contracts with a much higher transaction throughput and lower fees compared to the main Ethereum chain, making it an attractive platform for building and deploying decentralized applications.