69,448,385 unclaimed ARB tokens moved to ArbitrumDAO treasury

The three-day NYC Founder House event wraps up today with final presentations from participating teams. Founders spent the past few days building onchain products on the Arbitrum platform. **Event Highlights:** - Teams present their builds from the intensive three-day program - Closing ceremony and dinner to follow presentations - Focus on developing the next generation of onchain businesses This event follows the February Buildathon that supported 500+ builders. Selected teams from both programs will receive invites to the upcoming [Arbitrum Mentorship Program](https://blog.arbitrum.foundation/introducing-the-arbitrum-mentorship-program-access-capital-and-strategic-support/), an eight-week initiative starting April 13th offering hands-on technical guidance, go-to-market support, and investor introductions.

The fourth episode of Arbitrum's *Arbitrum Everywhere* series features Anthony Sassano, founder of The Daily Gwei. **Key Discussion Points:** - How Arbitrum integrates into Ethereum's long-term scaling strategy - The impact of upcoming Ethereum upgrades on the broader ecosystem - Arbitrum's role in strengthening Ethereum's infrastructure This follows the third episode with Offchain's CEO, which explored institutional adoption through platforms like Robinhood. [Watch the full episode](link in original post)

Arbitrum is preparing to launch **multidimensional gas**, a technical upgrade designed to increase network capacity and scalability. The platform positions this development as a key factor in attracting sophisticated businesses to build programmable economies on its infrastructure. Multidimensional gas represents an evolution in how transaction resources are allocated and priced on the network. - Enhanced capacity for onchain operations - Continued focus on execution quality for scaling - Part of Arbitrum's broader platform strategy The announcement emphasizes technical execution as the foundation for enterprise adoption in the L2 ecosystem.

Arbitrum's new dynamic pricing system delivered significant results during a recent high-demand period across major networks. **Key Performance Metrics:** - Reduced fee spikes by up to 98% - Handled 2.4x more demand than competitors - Achieved 15% lower fees overall - Delivered ~17x less fee volatility The improvements came after the ArbOS Dia upgrade, which introduced a more sophisticated pricing model that tracks real network bottlenecks instead of relying on a single gas number. **Why It Matters:** Predictable fees enable businesses to forecast costs accurately, manage risk effectively, and scale operations reliably. This stability is crucial for programmable economies operating onchain. The system measures compute, storage, and history growth to create sustainable scaling without traditional surge pricing. [Read the full analysis](https://blog.arbitrum.io/predictability-at-peak-demand/)

Arbitrum Foundation is hosting an **in-person Open House in New York City** from March 6-8, 2026. This selective 3-day program targets founders ready to deploy on-chain applications. **What founders get:** - Direct collaboration with Arbitrum teams and ecosystem builders - Product feedback and technical guidance - Hands-on support for shipping projects This follows their online Buildathon that started January 29, which offered workshops, mentorship, and $60k in prizes. The NYC event is more exclusive and focused on teams closer to launch. Applications are open now at [luma.com/openhouse-newyork](https://luma.com/openhouse-newyork?utm_campaign=oh-nyc-founder-house&utm_content=sponsor-fh&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter).