have your original ETH staked in the Celsius protocol and issued a Celsius token to play on polygon?
Thanks
or is your ETH liquidity converted to cxETH and removed from your wallet upon sending to Polygon
No, you're essentially trading in your Eth for cxEth. It's locked away in a vault where noone has access until that cxEth is returned
Did you just ask this question on Reddit as well?
ok, but when I trade I get 99% in cxETH. WHy would I do this then, when I can withdraw my ETH for free and send it to mainnet and then bridge it to Poly at a far cheaper price.
I did. Didnt know which one was faster. I am trying to use cxETH and doing my analysis.
ANy insight I might be missing? IS this more for those that dont want to use protocol bridges and want to keep it locked with Celsius at a .01% ETH fee?
Do you mean trading on Quickswap for cxEth?
I mean when you convert your eth to cxETh to get it on Poly. cxETH is worth 1% less in eth if you bring it back. Essentially that is the fee to bridge.
This is where I might be missing something. I have ETH in Celsius currently. If i want to bridge it to Polygon, I use Celsius Dex to convert/send ETH to cxETH to use on Poly right? In this conversion my previous 1ETH is now 1cxETH. But 1cxETH on polygon is worth 0.990753 ETH. So im losing ETH in my conversion.
You're still getting 1:1 Eth to cxETH, but liquidity is still building on the Eth/cxETH pair. As that liquidity increases, that gap should narrow.
ok. Ill keep monitoring the peg. Does our ETH in the vault still earn the rewards? or is this pretty much forfeited when you convert to cxETH?
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