Arbitrum ARB
Rank #62 layer2
Supply release: when does the rest arrive?
68% circulating32% of the maximum ARB supply has not been released yet.
The tokens that are not circulating are held by the project — typically team, investor, treasury and ecosystem allocations that unlock gradually on a vesting schedule. We do not publish per-coin unlock dates: the schedules are set by each project and revised often, and a stale unlock date is more misleading than none at all. Check the project's own tokenomics documentation before assuming when that supply arrives.
If every ARB that can ever exist were circulating at today's price, the market capitalisation would be about 1.5× what it is now.
Supply at a glance
About Arbitrum
Arbitrum is the largest Ethereum layer-2 network by activity, processing transactions cheaply and settling them back to Ethereum. ARB governs the protocol's DAO.
Created by Ed Felten, Steven Goldfeder and Harry Kalodner at Offchain Labs (2021).
Arbitrum in context
Arbitrum trades 91% below its all-time high of A$3.57, set in January 2024. Over the past 90 days it has gained 154.3% in AUD terms, outperforming Bitcoin's +28.0% by 126.3 percentage points — one of the moves behind today's altcoin season index reading. Daily turnover runs at about 35.5% of its market value — heavily traded, so large orders move it less than the smaller coins.
Computed from our market records at build time — figures refresh with the daily rebuild.
12-month range (AUD)
today sits 30% of the way up the rangeThe supply maths: what would a price target mean?
full calculator →Market cap = price × circulating supply. With 6.79 billion ARB circulating, every dollar of ARB price is A$6.79B of market cap — so check what a target actually implies:
Where to buy Arbitrum in Australia
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| Exchange | AUD pair | Instant-buy cost | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swyftx | ✓ ARB/AUD | 0.6% + spread | 8.7/10 | Buy on Swyftx* |
| CoinSpot | ✓ ARB/AUD | 1% + spread | 8.5/10 | Buy on CoinSpot* |
| Digital Surge | ✓ ARB/AUD | 0.5% | 7.7/10 | Buy on Digital Surge* |
How ARB stacks up
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FAQ
What is the Arbitrum (ARB) price in AUD right now?
The ARB price in AUD is about A$0.3103 as of our last data refresh — the price at the top of this page updates continuously from CoinGecko market data (every 10 minutes in production), quoted in Australian dollars first so there's no mental USD conversion. The converter above turns any ARB amount into AUD at the live rate.
How do I buy Arbitrum in Australia?
Arbitrum is listed on Swyftx, CoinSpot, Digital Surge with direct AUD pairs. Deposit AUD via PayID or bank transfer, then buy ARB — most platforms complete this in minutes after ID verification.
Is Arbitrum taxed in Australia?
Yes — the ATO treats Arbitrum as a CGT asset. Selling, swapping or spending it is a taxable event; holding over 12 months may qualify individuals for the 50% CGT discount. See our crypto tax guide.
When will the rest of the ARB supply be released?
32% of the maximum ARB supply has not been released yet. The tokens that are not circulating are held by the project — typically team, investor, treasury and ecosystem allocations that unlock gradually on a vesting schedule. We do not publish per-coin unlock dates: the schedules are set by each project and revised often, and a stale unlock date is more misleading than none at all. Check the project's own tokenomics documentation before assuming when that supply arrives.
Who created Arbitrum?
Created by Ed Felten, Steven Goldfeder and Harry Kalodner at Offchain Labs (2021).
What is Arbitrum's all-time high in AUD?
Arbitrum peaked at A$3.57 in January 2024. Today's price sits 91% below that peak — the stat cards above track it daily.
Why does the ARB price here differ from prices I see in USD?
We quote in Australian dollars, so the number moves with both the coin's USD price and the AUD/USD exchange rate. Most global sites quote USD — multiply by the current exchange rate (or just use our converter above) and the numbers reconcile.
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