One crucial infrastructure decision rollup teams need to make: Should I integrate a third-party bridge, or just stick with the native bridge?

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The native vs. third-party bridge decision ultimately comes down to cost-benefit analysis based on your chain’s use case and target audience.

We explain more here.

The native vs. third-party bridge decision ultimately comes down to cost-benefit analysis based on your chain’s use case and target audience.

We explain more here. https://blog.conduit.xyz/rollup-native-bridge-vs-third-party-bridge/

Native bridges come out of the box with your rollup framework and don’t introduce new trust assumptions for the chain. But they only connect to Ethereum and have a 7-day waiting period for withdrawals.

Third-party bridges solve those problems but come with their own risks.

Why can’t we have faster native bridges? 😭