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It's a one time bridge. Bridge once, and then the transactions with the funds you have on l2 can be traded or borrowed against for vastly cheaper then mainnet.
by yokem55 5y ago
It's a one time bridge. Bridge once, and then the transactions with the funds you have on l2 can be traded or borrowed against for vastly cheaper then mainnet.
If you want or have a need to add more funds to trade with, then it's an additional bridging fee, but not every tx is $40-50.
- skybrian 5y agoIt seems like there’s an underlying assumption that you’re going to trade often. Paying a one-time fee and making it up in volume doesn’t seem very appealing for people who don’t trade that much anyway? Is this just for day traders?
- anonymoushn 5y agoIf you don't need to make very many transactions then maybe the high fees on L1 aren't an issue anyway.
- brokensegue 5y agoYou're competing with free trades on the stock market though