Arbitrum has officially surpassed the total value secured (TVS) threshold of $20 billion for the third time, solidifying its dominant position in the Layer 2 ecosystem. What is Total Value Secured (TVS)? In the blockchain ecosystem, TVS (Total Value Secured) refers to the total value of assets used to secure the network, support application operations, and collateral mechanisms on a particular chain or protocol. It differs from the DeFi TVL (Total Value Locked), which primarily measures the scale of funds locked in DeFi protocols. TVS is more comprehensive, reflecting the asset value supported through collateral, staking, cross-chain, and other methods across the entire ecosystem, thus better representing the security and ecological carrying capacity of a public chain. Arbitrum's Breakthrough and Position Arbitrum has officially surpassed the $20 billion TVS threshold for the third time, currently maintaining around $18.8 billion, firmly holding the leading position in the Layer 2 ecosystem. This not only indicates the network's capacity to carry funds and its security but also shows that more and more users and institutions are willing to entrust their assets to the Arbitrum ecosystem. Although Base has shown faster growth in DeFi TVL and once led in certain metrics, Arbitrum still occupies the highest level in overall TVS value. Through innovative mechanisms such as Timeboost auction sorting and high-yield DeFi sectors, it has brought stable and strong revenue growth momentum, creating a differentiated advantage. Summary Arbitrum's repeated breakthroughs in TVS are not just numerical milestones but also a comprehensive reflection of its ecosystem's security, user trust, and innovation capabilities. As competition in the Layer 2 space intensifies, TVS will become an important indicator of a public chain's long-term competitiveness, and @arbitrum continues to shine brightly! @arbitrum_cn #ARB