Arbitrum added $64.2 million in stablecoin decentralized-exchange activity over a week, a rise larger than the combined increase recorded across seven other networks in the comparison.
The other seven gained about $19.2 million in total. Arc was the closest follower at $11.8 million, while Ink and Tempo posted increases of $4.2 million and $2.7 million, respectively. OP Mainnet, zkSync and Gnosis each added less than $200,000, while Boba rose by under $20,000.
These figures track each network’s change over a seven-day span, rather than its total trading volume. They show the size of each increase, not the networks’ overall DEX activity.
That measure differs from the one-day stablecoin capitalization change in earlier EconoTimes coverage of Arbitrum, which tracked stablecoin value rather than DEX trades.
Separately, NullMask, a privacy protocol, is live on Arbitrum. Users can transfer or swap crypto, deposit and withdraw funds, and view balances while transaction details remain private.
