ethph.ethHow to: Move $ETH from Arbitrum to zkSync
Ethereum layer 1 gas fees are really painful at the present that's because of the success of the Ethereum blockchain. We've seen an enormous growth in terms of people utilizing the blockchain. High gas fees shows just really shows Ethereum's success. There are several layer 2 scaling protocols who have come to the rescue. Here are the basic steps to move your funds from Arbitrum(Layer2 optimistic rollup solution built on Ethereum by Offchain Labs) to zkSync(a trustless protocol...
ethph.ethCheap, Fast, and Secured Transactions on Orbiter Finance - coinjournal.co
Here’s of how Orbiter Finance’s mechanism works in a nutshell. I’ve been using Orbiter Finance in the past two months moving funds from L1 to L2 or vice versa. Nice thing about Orbiter is can also move funds from another L2 protocol to another and I can say the experience is good can’t complain about anything. Cheap, fast, and secured transactions.Current cross-rollup protocols that Orbiter supports:zkSyncArbitrumOptimismPolygon“Security is the most important thing besides being cheap and fas...
I do boring stuff. Research is fun. Investing and building the future is awesome. #Ethereum 2016 #L222
ethph.ethHow to: Move $ETH from Arbitrum to zkSync
Ethereum layer 1 gas fees are really painful at the present that's because of the success of the Ethereum blockchain. We've seen an enormous growth in terms of people utilizing the blockchain. High gas fees shows just really shows Ethereum's success. There are several layer 2 scaling protocols who have come to the rescue. Here are the basic steps to move your funds from Arbitrum(Layer2 optimistic rollup solution built on Ethereum by Offchain Labs) to zkSync(a trustless protocol...
ethph.ethCheap, Fast, and Secured Transactions on Orbiter Finance - coinjournal.co
Here’s of how Orbiter Finance’s mechanism works in a nutshell. I’ve been using Orbiter Finance in the past two months moving funds from L1 to L2 or vice versa. Nice thing about Orbiter is can also move funds from another L2 protocol to another and I can say the experience is good can’t complain about anything. Cheap, fast, and secured transactions.Current cross-rollup protocols that Orbiter supports:zkSyncArbitrumOptimismPolygon“Security is the most important thing besides being cheap and fas...
I do boring stuff. Research is fun. Investing and building the future is awesome. #Ethereum 2016 #L222
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zkSync recently announced their integration with Orbiter Finance.
Orbiter Finance is an optimistic cross-rollup bridge for transferring Ethereum-native assets between L1 and L2. They’ve become the first L2 bridge integrated into the zkSync wallet.
https://twitter.com/zksync/status/1493337315661336576
For Orbiter Finance, they value security the most, in addition to that they are also fast and cheap bridge protocol. They also aim to solve the cross-rollup problems instead of the cross-chain issues we have at present.
I have created a step-by-step guide on how to use Orbiter Finance few weeks ago. Check it out on the link below.
https://coinjournal.co/how-to-move-eth-from-arbitrum-to-zksync/
And here’s a live demo moving funds.
https://twitter.com/rvncrpto/status/1488319768352661504
I’m currently doing research on Orbiter’s cross-rollup mechanism and will be posting that in the next few days. I will be posting the article once done.
zkSync recently announced their integration with Orbiter Finance.
Orbiter Finance is an optimistic cross-rollup bridge for transferring Ethereum-native assets between L1 and L2. They’ve become the first L2 bridge integrated into the zkSync wallet.
https://twitter.com/zksync/status/1493337315661336576
For Orbiter Finance, they value security the most, in addition to that they are also fast and cheap bridge protocol. They also aim to solve the cross-rollup problems instead of the cross-chain issues we have at present.
I have created a step-by-step guide on how to use Orbiter Finance few weeks ago. Check it out on the link below.
https://coinjournal.co/how-to-move-eth-from-arbitrum-to-zksync/
And here’s a live demo moving funds.
https://twitter.com/rvncrpto/status/1488319768352661504
I’m currently doing research on Orbiter’s cross-rollup mechanism and will be posting that in the next few days. I will be posting the article once done.
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