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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
What's the best way to bridge from Ethereum to OP Mainnet?
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WebOfTrust
@weboftrust
Big amount - official Bridge. Small - Orbiter, faster and cheaper than others app.optimism.io/bridge
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Liam
@liam.eth
If it’s ETH or an ERC20 I’d just use the standard bridge. It’s cheap and fast.
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alec.eth is yapping🤠
@alec.eth
Bungee.exchange and across.to is usually my default choice coz it’s fast
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Luciano
@luciano
hop.exchange
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crispz
@crispz.eth
squidrouter.com
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frdysk.framedl.eth
@frdysk.eth
I let zerion decide
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mike rainbow (rainbow mike) ↑
@mikedemarais.eth
https://x.com/mikedemarais/status/1702374455257842172?s=46
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usamaro
@rad
use li.fi (through jumper.exchange), a good bridge aggregator or orbiter.finance
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pal 🟪
@pal
Withdraw from the Coinbase app? Easiest way for me haha
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TQ
@tylerquinn
Official bridge is always an option from mainnet, but I really like Hop and Orbiter too
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Mort Espiral 🎩
@mortespiral.eth
orbiter?
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Z.
@jesus
Orbiter finance, and you might position for a future airdrop, or Stargate, and you might position for a future airdrop
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PBJ
@pbj
We’re designing a streaming service to move assets + swap across ETH to OP stack. Especially important to market makers etc who need to move in size. Here’s a preliminary sketch of the idea
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