Arbitrum has emerged as the leading platform in net capital flows within the cryptocurrency ecosystem, recording $250 million in net inflows over the past 30 days, which is 12 times higher than Ethereum's $20 million. This surge is largely driven by increased adoption of HyperliquidX, which requires bridging via Arbitrum. The Ethereum ecosystem also experienced substantial capital inflows, with over $1.1 billion invested in the past week, reflecting renewed investor confidence in its utility, including Layer 2 solutions, restaking, stablecoin rails, and tokenized assets. Ethereum futures open interest has reached new highs, with 7.18 million ETH locked in futures contracts valued at approximately $19.1 billion, and total open interest hitting $36 billion, a $3.5 billion increase within 24 hours following SharpLink’s ETH Treasury strategy. Coinbase Advanced perpetual futures also achieved an all-time high in open interest at $850 million. Arbitrum currently leads the EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) space with over 325,000 users, more than $14 billion in total value locked (TVL), and over $3 billion in stablecoins. Portal has integrated with Arbitrum, connecting its applications to Arbitrum’s user base and linking builders to over $65 billion in liquidity across 19 other EVM and SVM chains. Key sectors driving Arbitrum's growth include gaming, stablecoins, and miner extractable value (MEV), with Layer3, Arbitrum, Tether, Circle, and Reservoir among the top platforms by user count.