Bitcoin originally existed only on the Bitcoin chain. Why can you also see “Bitcoin” on Ethereum?
The most common cross-chain method is “lock and mint”: the asset is locked by a bridge on the source chain, and an equivalent amount of wrapped assets is issued on the destination chain.
A key point: when transferring large amounts of assets across chains, it’s best to test with a small amount first and transfer the rest only after confirming it has arrived.
$ZRO and $W are the tokens of the cross-chain messaging protocols LayerZero and Wormhole, respectively. Currently 1.771.
Verify information from multiple sources before taking action; don’t just rely on one person’s word.
Just chatting—this is not financial advice.
The most common cross-chain method is “lock and mint”: the asset is locked by a bridge on the source chain, and an equivalent amount of wrapped assets is issued on the destination chain.
A key point: when transferring large amounts of assets across chains, it’s best to test with a small amount first and transfer the rest only after confirming it has arrived.
$ZRO and $W are the tokens of the cross-chain messaging protocols LayerZero and Wormhole, respectively. Currently 1.771.
Verify information from multiple sources before taking action; don’t just rely on one person’s word.
Just chatting—this is not financial advice.
