Standard Chartered Sees Arbitrum Soaring to $10 by 2030

Standard Chartered has presented a bullish scenario for Arbitrum (ARB), predicting its price could reach as high as $10 by 2030.

The bank's head of digital assets research, Geoffrey Kendrick, believes that expanding asset tokenisation in traditional finance will change Arbitrum's revenue structure and potentially lift the ARB token sharply.

Kendrick pointed to a revenue-sharing model where Arbitrum takes 10 percent of net protocol revenue paid by companies building services on the network. He cited Robinhood Chain as an example, which has already changed Arbitrum's effective economic structure and is expected to generate $5 million in revenue in September, more than five times July's level.

Standard Chartered also expects tokenised assets to reach $4 trillion by the end of 2028, with the cumulative value of tokenised real-world assets currently standing at around $39 billion.