L2Beat Removes $7 Billion in RAIN From Arbitrum TVS

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L2Beat removed about $7 billion of non‑circulating RAIN tokens from Arbitrum’s Total Value Secured, causing Arbitrum’s secured value to fall while roughly $2.6 billion of RAIN still leads its asset breakdown ahead of USDC and ETH. The change, attributed to project‑controlled multisig holdings rather than an exploit or withdrawal, raises scrutiny over RAIN valuation, token concentration and TVS reporting for crypto and DeFi metrics.
- Arbitrum’s secured value fell after L2Beat removed $7 billion in team-held RAIN tokens.
- About $2.6 billion in RAIN still leads Arbitrum’s asset breakdown ahead of USDC and ETH.
- Fresh scrutiny now surrounds RAIN’s valuation, token concentration, and TVS reporting.
L2Beat, an analytical research platform, removed about $7 billion in non-circulating RAIN tokens from Arbitrum’s Total Value Secured. The analytics platform said the assets were held in project-controlled multisignature wallets and should not have counted toward the network’s secured value.
The change was not linked to an exploit, protocol failure, or capital withdrawal. L2Beat’s head of research, donnoh.gwei, said the adjustment corrected how the platform treated tokens controlled by the project team.
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