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Arbitrum | ARB ( Whales buy the dip )

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OKX:ARBUSDT   Arbitrum/Tether
The price of Arbitrum is $1.48 today with a 24hour trading volume of 818 million dollar. This represents a 12.50% price increase in the last 24 hours with a circulating supply of 1.3 Billion ARB.
Whales buy the dip! but why ? after Arbitrum started distributing governance tokens to eligible decentralized autonomous organizations, some whales have been adding to their stacks.
Earlier today, one address holding 1.95 million Arbitrum governance tokens, worth roughly $2.7 million, received nearly 200,000 dollar in ARB from Binance at the time, the price of one token was 1.38
Not long before, a second address holding 1.78 million governance tokens ,worth 2.5 million dollar, spent 80 ETH on buying roughly 146,000 worth of ARB at 1.34 dollar per token.

Arbitrum, the leading Layer 2 network on Ethereum, began distributing governance tokens to DAOs earlier this week. Its core team previously designated 1.13% of the overall 10 billion governance token supply, equivalent to 113 million ARB with a current value exceeding 145million, to be distributed among qualifying projects in the Arbitrum ecosystem. he distribution of governance tokens to DAOs is intended to help bootstrap activity on the Arbitrum network. The tokens may be allocated to projects' treasuries or used for other objectives, as determined by the respective DAOs.
Projects receiving governance tokens include Uniswap, Sushi, Aave, GMX, Hop Protocol, Radiant Capital, Balancer, Synapse, MakerDAO, Curve, Layer Zero and 1inch.

next targets are 1.5 and 1.5$
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Arbitrum DEX and money market protocol Dolomite raised $2.5M in a funding round led by Draper Goren Holm (DGH), NGC Ventures, with participation from Coinbase Ventures, WWVentures, 6th Man Ventures (6MV), RR2 Capital, Token Metrics Ventures, Orchard Street Capital
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