Arbitrum (ARB) traded at $0.1663 on September 7, 2026, a decline of 15.24% over the prior 24 hours. The pullback came despite a sharp rally in recent weeks that had pushed the token significantly higher across both the seven-day and thirty-day windows.
Over the past seven days, ARB gained 92.48%, and its 30-day change stood at 109.18%, reflecting a period of sustained buying pressure before Monday's retreat. The token's market capitalization was reported at $1.17 billion at the time of writing.
The single-day decline of 15.24% represents one of the sharper daily drops relative to the token's recent trajectory, pulling the price back to $0.1663 after what had been an extended run higher. Whether the session marked a consolidation or a broader reversal remained unclear from price data alone.
ARB is the native governance token of the Arbitrum network, a layer-2 scaling solution built on Ethereum. Its market cap of $1.17 billion places it among the larger assets in the layer-2 segment of the cryptocurrency market.
