Arbitrum vs Bitcoin

Compare Arbitrum and Bitcoin on TVL, fees, revenue and activity to understand how these projects stack up.

$1.388B
Arbitrum One and Nova are optimistic rollups using Nitro fraud proofs that compress transactions into calldata submitted to Ethereum. The Orbit toolkit lets projects deploy their own Arbitrum Orbit chains with configurable permissions. ARB token governance manages the 3 000‑plus validator whitelist and a 1 billion‑dollar ecosystem grant fund.
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$4.127B
Bitcoin is the first decentralized blockchain, secured by proof‑of‑work where miners expend SHA‑256 hash power to find valid blocks every ~10 minutes. The supply is capped at 21 million coins, with inflation halving roughly every four years—the most recent halving occurred on 20 April 2024. Upgrades like SegWit and Taproot have enabled second‑layer protocols such as the Lightning Network and emerging covenants via OP_CTV debates.
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Key Metrics Comparison

Arbitrum
TVL
$1.388B
24h Volume
$94.33M
24h Fees
$64.8K
24h Revenue
$13.9K
30d Fees
$4.03M
30d Revenue
$1.14M
7d TVL Change
-1.21%
Dominance
0.50%
Bitcoin
TVL
$4.127B
24h Volume
$241.3K
24h Fees
$133.5K
24h Revenue
$7.8K
30d Fees
$864.5K
30d Revenue
$105.9K
7d TVL Change
-0.27%
Dominance
1.49%

Category Performance

Visual comparison across key categories. Ring fill represents relative strength or share between the two assets.

TVL Share

Share of combined TVL

TVL Share
Arbitrum
25.2%
Bitcoin
74.8%

Volume Share

Share of combined 24h volume

Volume Share
Arbitrum
99.7%
Bitcoin
1.0%

Fees Share

Share of combined 24h fees

Fees Share
Arbitrum
32.7%
Bitcoin
67.3%

Revenue Share

Share of combined 24h revenue

Revenue Share
Arbitrum
64.0%
Bitcoin
36.0%

7d TVL Performance

TVL change over last 7 days

7d TVL Performance
Arbitrum
-1.21%
Bitcoin
-0.27%

Dominance

Market dominance by TVL

Dominance
Arbitrum
0.5%
Bitcoin
1.5%
TVL Comparison
Arbitrum
Bitcoin