As reported by The Block, the Arbitrum DAO achieved $6.19 million in revenue during the first six months of 2026. This revenue was derived from multiple streams: transaction fees on Arbitrum One, the Timeboost sequencer auction, licensing fees from expansion chains utilizing Arbitrum’s technology, and returns from the treasury management. The protocol’s gross profit margin was more than 97%, and it ended the period with $125 million in non-ARB assets. The network handled 478 million transactions over the six months, with stablecoins averaging over $70 billion in monthly transfers. The number of holding addresses increased to 10.5 million. Arbitrum led in the number of on-chain real-world asset deployments. Additionally, Robinhood Chain, which went live on mainnet in July, contributed $360,000 in licensing fees to the Arbitrum Expansion Program in its first month, accounting for 35% of the DAO’s monthly revenue.
Arbitrum DAO brought in $6.19 million in revenue in the first half of 2026, according to a report from The Block. That money came from Arbitrum One transaction fees, Timeboost sequencer auctions, licensing fees tied to expansion chains built with Arbitrum technology, and returns from treasury management. Gross margin came in above 97%, and by the end of the period the protocol held $125 million in non-ARB assets.
The network handled 478 million transactions. Big number. Stablecoin monthly transfer volume topped $70 billion, while the holder count climbed to 10.5 million. Arbitrum was the leader in on-chain RWA deployments. Robinhood Chain, which went live on mainnet in July, paid $360,000 in licensing fees to the Arbitrum Expansion Program in its first month alone, making up 35% of the DAO's monthly revenue.
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