As the countdown to the Arbitrum (ARB) token airdrop continues, crypto enthusiasts on Twitter are abuzz with speculation about its listing price. While the community is busy forecasting the price trajectory and benchmarking against other Layer-2s on Ethereum (ETH), several major crypto platforms have proudly announced their plans to list ARB.
With the airdrop just around the corner, investors and traders are eagerly anticipating the listing of the new ARB token on various crypto platforms. This article provides an in-depth look at the confirmed listing venues where enthusiasts can acquire ARB tokens after the March 23 airdrop, exploring what each platform has to offer.
Following the official announcement of the Arbitrum token airdrop on March 16, Huobi and MEXC wasted no time in revealing their plans to list ARB, and were the first to announce their listing on March 17.
Both platforms have confirmed that ARB will be listed for trading on March 23 — the same day as the airdrop. The token will be traded in pairs with USDT, and on Huobi, it will also be possible to trade against USDD.
Coinbase’s upcoming list of ARB tokens is highly anticipated and appreciated by U.S.-based traders and investors. As one of the leading trusted exchanges in the United States, the listing of ARB could spark a big uptick in the nation’s crypto market.
As more platforms began to announce their listings of the ARB token, the anticipation around Binance potentially listing the token intensified, leading to increased speculation within the crypto community. To no one’s surprise, Binance announced on March 20 that it would be listing the ARB token, further fueling the hype around this highly sought-after governance token.
With Binance being one of the
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