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The folks at Optimism would certainly hit the pause button on that withdrawal before it escaped, if there aren't already limits and automatic controls in place.
by pshc 5y ago
The folks at Optimism would certainly hit the pause button on that withdrawal before it escaped, if there aren't already limits and automatic controls in place. It takes 7 days to withdraw L2->L1 via the standard bridge.
(They have administrative controls for now during development, at some point they're supposed to turn it completely permissionless...)
- SilasX 5y agoYou don't have to use the standard bridge though; I've withdrawn in less than five minutes using the Hop bridge/network, which I think just involves an additional fee to a middleman (my L1 transaction for it shows it spending ~0.02 ETH). I can't speak to what additional checks that protocol may have that would have prevented conversion of excess OETH though. Here's the FAQ for it: https://help.hop.exchange/hc/en-us/sections/4405172442509-FAQ https://help.hop.exchange/hc/en-us/sections/4405172442509-FA... Edit: O...kay? Apparently the parent of this comment is aware of alternate, much-faster ways of withdrawing L2->L1, and what their constraints are, but still elected to leave those out and imply the one-week lag was a binding constraint? (Would have posted as a reply, but my comment rate is getting throttled for some reason.)
- pshc 5y agoI've used Hop too. Transfers are naturally limited to however much liquidity Hop has, though. Edit: Sorry for being disingenuous and unnecessarily curt in my reply. I didn't mean to. I'm in some kind of weird zombie mode this morning.