The market is showing signs of renewed activity, with Arbitrum, Monero, and BlockDAG drawing attention for different reasons. Arbitrum is stabilizing around a closely watched support area, which some market participants interpret as improving sentiment toward its Layer-2 network.
Monero, meanwhile, has risen about 11% over the period referenced by this article, reflecting renewed interest in privacy-focused assets. As with all price moves, performance can change quickly and remains subject to broader market conditions.
BlockDAG (BDAG), as described by the project, is citing fundraising and user-activity milestones, including claims of $430M raised, over 27B coins sold, and 3.5M X1 users. The project has also said it plans to share updates in an upcoming Binance AMA.
Arbitrum’s Recovery Hints at a Stronger Phase Ahead
Arbitrum’s native token ARB has steadied after testing a key support zone. Recent price action suggests selling pressure may have eased compared with prior sessions, though short-term moves remain uncertain.
Some analysts point to on-chain indicators such as transaction volumes and fee revenue when assessing network activity, although those metrics can vary over time and can be interpreted in different ways. Overall, ARB’s recent stabilization is being watched as a potential shift in short-term market structure.
Monero’s 11% Jump Signals a Bullish Turn in Motion
Monero has advanced roughly 11%, moving above $330 after bouncing from previous lows. The price is now testing the $318 to $323 range, an area that previously acted as resistance. Market participants often watch whether price can hold above such zones, but outcomes are not guaranteed.
If Monero remains above $318, some traders may interpret that as near-term strength. However, short-term price direction can change quickly, and technical setups do not provide certainty about future performance.
BlockDAG’s Reported Fundraising Milestones and Timeline
BlockDAG’s token sale, according to project materials, has reached $430M raised. The project also states that it is targeting $600M and that a $0.0015 “Batch 31” price is available during the current phase. These figures have not been independently verified by this outlet.
The team further claims that over 27B coins have been sold, that 20,000 hardware miners are shipping, and that more than 3.5M users are mining daily through the X1 App. BlockDAG has also referenced security reviews by CertiK and Halborn and a partnership with the BWT Alpine F1® Team in its public communications.
The project has said that “Genesis Day” is scheduled for November 26 and that it expects to transition from a token-sale phase to broader utility around that period. Any references to future listings, pricing, or performance are inherently uncertain.
BlockDAG has announced that it will host an AMA on Binance on Friday, October 24, at 3 PM UTC. The team has indicated it plans to discuss its roadmap and provide updates tied to “Keynote 4: The Launch Note” and its “Genesis Day” timeline. Promotional incentives, discount codes, or reward-boost claims are marketing elements described by the project and are not independently verified.
Final Thoughts
Arbitrum and Monero have shown recent signs of stabilization and strength, respectively, which some market participants view as improving near-term sentiment. At the same time, BlockDAG is drawing attention primarily through project-reported fundraising, partnership, and timeline announcements.
Readers should treat all token-sale figures, user counts, and roadmap claims as project-provided information unless independently verified, and should consider the risks associated with early-stage crypto projects.
Project website (for reference): https://blockdag.network
Telegram (for reference): https://t.me/blockDAGnetworkOfficial
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned.
