

The start of November has continued in the same vein as October, opening the window to ample trading opportunities as coins cycle between bearish and bullish momentum. However, the second week of November was not kind to the market, and presented a bearish trend, with ARB being no exception.
ARB, the governance token of the Arbitrum network, is being eased downwards, as does most of the market. According to CMC, ARB is currently trading at $0.2392, showing a 24 hour decrease of 2%. Meanwhile Web3 gaming token EV2, currently in presale, is demonstrating investor appetite for fresh launches with rapid growth potential.
With ARB climbing slightly in the last 24 hours, there are signs the market is shifting back to fundamental narratives rather than purely speculative trading.
The ARB chart is currently displaying a descending wedge or falling wedge pattern, which, when broken, often precedes a more sustained price move. Investors should pay particular attention to the $0.35-0.40 price range which is a key resistance line. Should ARB break through this resistance, the door could open to a rapid $0.50 rise.
Marquee layer-2 metrics are improving significantly for Arbitrum: the number of transactions, fees and TVL are quietly climbing, signaling that usage is strong – now the token just needs to catch up with the fundamentals.
CoinMarketCap reports the network clocking over 1,200 transactions per second (TPS) versus a wider Ethereum throughput of 3,800 TPS, underlining the layer-2’s strong role in scaling its layer-1 partner.
Global asset management firm Wisdom Tree recently deployed 14 tokenized funds on Arbitrum via Plum Network, bolstering its credentials as a chain where serious business is done. Real-world assets (RWAs) on the platform hit £3.29 billion in October, with some analysts believing this indicator has yet to be priced-in.
Revenue for the network in Q3 was a healthy $363,700. A key point of interest for investors will be whether Arbitrum can sustain these figures in Q4 as the year draws to a close.
Amidst the latest Arbitrum news, attention is shifting to launches. One project with serious investor FOMO is the EV2 presale which is now live. EV2, by the lauded development studio Funtico, is building the futuristic space shooter on a solid foundation of blockchain technology.
While Funtico has to date focused their efforts on the Avalanche ecosystem, the firm is now branching out to launch the project on Ethereum. Funtico and EV2 are on a mission to invigorate web3 gaming by focusing on solid gameplay mechanics and seamless blockchain integration. Its dashboard is designed to onboard web2 natives might otherwise be alienated by web3’s perceived complexities.
EV2 tokens can be bought with ETH, USDT, BTC, BNB, SOL, and credit card. Funtico is partnered with web3 network SuperVerse on this launch, and is also accepting SuperVerse’s SUPER token as payment. Funtico will announce further fruits of this collaboration in Q1 2026, before the game launch in Q2.
The presale is already soaking up serious liquidity thanks to a clear roadmap and its compelling mix of sci-fi storytelling and blockchain ownership mechanics.
Following a changeable market in October, ARB’s 24-hour performance offers a welcome glint of optimism. With usage increasing, and a structurally bullish setup forming, Arbitrum may yet close 2025 on a high.
In crypto there are rarely ever guarantees of straight-line gains, but the ingredients for a positive end to the year are increasing. Investors searching for a good entry may find November is a good time to re-examine ARB’s fundamentals and its current progress.
At the same time, traders seeking the next token with 10x potential might set their sights on EV2 with a view to adding the gaming token to their existing portfolio of assets.
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