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$RUNE

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Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 0, Retweets: 1, Likes: 5, Impressions: 1137

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Arbitrum and Base are not fighting the same battle right now. Arbitrum is winning the attention flow. Base is winning the capital stickiness game. In the last 7 days, Arbitrum pulled in around $1.18B through bridges versus Base at $415M. Net flow is even louder: $190M for

The image is a side-by-side comparison chart titled "Arbitrum vs Base: Two L2s. Two Growth Strategies," highlighting Arbitrum's high-turnover capital movement versus Base's capital retention. Key figures shown include Arbitrum's $1.18B 7D bridge inflow and $190.92M net flow compared to Base's $415.63M inflow and $34M net flow, with Arbitrum at $1.41B total TVL versus Base's $4.67B. The chart visually reinforces the post's message that Arbitrum leads in attention and capital velocity while Base excels at holding capital long-term.

AI visual note: The image is a side-by-side comparison chart titled "Arbitrum vs Base: Two L2s. Two Growth Strategies," highlighting Arbitrum's high-turnover capital movement versus Base's capital retention. Key figures shown include Arbitrum's $1.18B 7D bridge inflow and $190.92M net flow compared to Base's $415.63M inflow and $34M net flow, with Arbitrum at $1.41B total TVL versus Base's $4.67B. The chart visually reinforces the post's message that Arbitrum leads in attention and capital velocity while Base excels at holding capital long-term.

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