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  • This website has been made by our community member @HQ3rr
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    This website has been made by our community member @HQ3rr
  • It is basically a cube, but a useful cube
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    It is basically a cube, but a useful cube
  • Come on, shill some of our devs
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    Come on, shill some of our devs
  • Forwarded from ErGonario: Buongiorno boyz&girlz! https://twitter.com/ErgoplatformIta/status/1644232465542967297?s=20
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    Forwarded from ErGonario: Buongiorno boyz&girlz! https://twitter.com/ErgoplatformIta/status/1644232465542967297?s=20
  • > (re : *<cafebedouin> What is the cost?*) Less than a coffee
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    > (re : What is the cost?) Less than a coffee
  • > (re @Pulsarzz : *One thing I did not yet consider for Rosen Bri...*) Ada fees are relatively high compared to ergo at 0.17 ADA per tx so it's noticeably higher
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    > (re @Pulsarzz : One thing I did not yet consider for Rosen Bri...) Ada fees are relatively high compared to ergo at 0.17 ADA per tx so it's noticeably higher
  • > (re <@524842021798674452> : *Ada fees are relatively high compared to ergo ...*) So correspond to the standard fees of the other chain right?
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    > (re @User : Ada fees are relatively high compared to ergo ...) So correspond to the standard fees of the other chain right?
  • I didn't take too much notice of fees when doing tx with Rosen to be honest, I was more excited about the tx working without any issues 😅
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    I didn't take too much notice of fees when doing tx with Rosen to be honest, I was more excited about the tx working without any issues 😅
  • Yeah of course, it's just to understand
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    Yeah of course, it's just to understand
  • > (re <@524842021798674452> : *Ada fees are relatively high compared to ergo ...*) Oh no I agree on that part
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    > (re @User : Ada fees are relatively high compared to ergo ...) Oh no I agree on that part
  • but compared to interacting with an extensive sc on for example eth it should be a lot cheaper
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    but compared to interacting with an extensive sc on for example eth it should be a lot cheaper
  • Definitely
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    Definitely
  • if you're homebase is eth using RB instead of Wormhole should be cheaper
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    if you're homebase is eth using RB instead of Wormhole should be cheaper
  • I think MHS said even on eth it should be cheaper as its just interaction with a wallet rather than a smart contract execution
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    I think MHS said even on eth it should be cheaper as its just interaction with a wallet rather than a smart contract execution
  • purely talking about sc gas fees
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    purely talking about sc gas fees
  • yeah during high congestion it would be a huge difference
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    yeah during high congestion it would be a huge difference
  • if you would bridge from Arbitrum to ZkSync for example it wouldn't matter at all
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    if you would bridge from Arbitrum to ZkSync for example it wouldn't matter at all
  • But since most liquidity is still on Ethereum mainnet, it actually is a big deal if you ask me.
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    But since most liquidity is still on Ethereum mainnet, it actually is a big deal if you ask me.
  • Will probably be the cheapest/securest bridge available to them, but I'm maybe a bit out of date on EVM chains these days.
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    Will probably be the cheapest/securest bridge available to them, but I'm maybe a bit out of date on EVM chains these days.
  • > (re @Pulsarzz : *But since most liquidity is still on Ethereum ...*) 100% agree
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    > (re @Pulsarzz : But since most liquidity is still on Ethereum ...) 100% agree
  • It's not changing any time soon either
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    It's not changing any time soon either
  • Realistically it's engrained in crypto at this point, eUTXO still has a ways to go to prove itself in the mind of the general crypto user
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    Realistically it's engrained in crypto at this point, eUTXO still has a ways to go to prove itself in the mind of the general crypto user
  • One thing I do not know yet, are "all" the wrapped tokens pre minted sitting in the multisig on the dest chain?
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    One thing I do not know yet, are "all" the wrapped tokens pre minted sitting in the multisig on the dest chain?
  • or are they minted on demand?
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    or are they minted on demand?
  • But what eUTXO dapps have done to this point is pretty amazing for such a new tech
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    But what eUTXO dapps have done to this point is pretty amazing for such a new tech
  • i'd expect the first option since the second could be expensive
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    i'd expect the first option since the second could be expensive
  • > (re @Pulsarzz : *or are they minted on demand?*) I think already minted
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    > (re @Pulsarzz : or are they minted on demand?) I think already minted
  • yeah probably
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    yeah probably
  • As with ergo you can't burn and remint on demand, likely the same on both sides, but will need confirmation
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    As with ergo you can't burn and remint on demand, likely the same on both sides, but will need confirmation
  • minting/burning tokens on eth mainnet would make zero sense tbh
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    minting/burning tokens on eth mainnet would make zero sense tbh
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