the pc side, why on earth would anyone bridge it over to the cheaper side and stake from there with the sum total of both hexs? Makes no sense. the diff in gas fees we avoid for end staking on eth side maybe?
End stake is expensive
yes. looks like 10K to end stake a largeish 8 yr stake.
Please learn what bridging tokens means and see why your question doesn't make sense.
You can't predict how much you will pay for a fee in the future, because you can't know how much you will bid for the g a s price and how much the Ethereum foundation will change the g a s cost over years.
my Q was a bit testy i deserved that!
Ok i looked it up and still have the same Q. I cannot find information on this. Thats why im asking here. The value of 1000 hex on Eth side might be .10 and on p side .05. I would bridge over the 1000 ehex to the p side. and now they would be worth half. what am i missing? thanks.
Bridging transfers the value from one chain to another. Bridging 1000 eHEX would get you 1000 wrapped eHEX on PulseChain
I think if you bridge in 1000 eHex at .10 cents , worth $100 , if the price on pulsechain is .05 you’ll receive 2000 wrapped eHex
I'm a bit confused on why you think that bridging eHEX on Pulsechain would make the value just disappear given that bridged tokens are redeemable for the originals. Does value disappear if you wrap ETH to WETH, or if you swap USD for USDC?
That makes no sense whatsoever. If you bridge tokens you get the same exact amount of bridged tokens.
Wouldn’t you get the exact amount USD ? Not tokens?
How would a token know what its market value is and how would that value be relevant for bridging or wrapping? Value of any asset redeemable for another asset is set trough redeemability, because whenever it deviates, arbitragers just grab the free money. Sometimes, minor deviations do occur, as for example when certain fees are involved, but we are talking about a percent or two, not 50%.
You mean arnt? Thanks for sticking with me. I will get this! lol.
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