Arbitrum has had the largest 48-hour net inflows of 4.5 billion. This explosion indicates institutional and retail interest as the ecosystem stabilizes and analysts expect a large growth. $ARB took out all the liquidity on the downside on both the $BTC and $USD pair. However, as it's the most active L2 in the space, I think that there's a massive mispricing.Target zone is approx. 200% from here for the coming months against Bitcoin. pic.twitter.com/CBNBwJcK8a — Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) October 15, 2025 After the current market meltdown, Arbitrum prices dropped below $0.13 but rebounded rapidly. The daily RSI is 36, suggesting oversold conditions, and the EMA 21 is 0.395. Traders watch it intently for a market breakout. Market Overview and Technical Picture Arbitrum has been trading at $0.334 at the time of writing, nearly twenty percent below its value one week ago. The recent market crash prompted prices to fall as low as $0.13, however the market rebounded immediately thereafter. The daily RSI is at 36, suggesting oversold conditions, while the EMA 21 is at 0.395. Traders are keeping a careful eye on this level, hoping for a breakout. The support level is at $0.32, providing short-term assistance. The volume has dropped by 37% to $285 million per day, indicating traders are cautious as they await confirmation that the current pace is sustainable. Signs of a Bullish Outlook for Arbitrum Several analysts consider the current price levels a mispricing opportunity. Arbitrum continues to be the most active Layer-2 in the industry, with millions of transactions being transacted every day with high user and developer activity. The technical projections suggest that the target area for the ARB/BTC pair is around 200%.