Buddy, by now u should know that txs are backlogged and proccessed later when gas price is lower :)
Shouldn't the person doing the bridge tx pay all of the gas , and if so then why does the price of gas matter? Just pass all costs of transactions on to the user. Show them the fees and let them decide if they wish to proceed with the tx This is how every other chain works, User pays all fees. Bridge remains open no matter how much gas fee is.
What are you trying to do
the person pays the fee indeed, but the bridge gets flooded everyday so its sends the swaps out slowly, then gas price increases and it waits until it drops again. a swap lately takes about 24 hours to complete.
I still don't get the bridge issues, it should be simple. Every other project manages to handle this just fine. COTI states they need a certain amount on native for trust chain to work but has never said how much they actually need. Also they have close to half a billion locked long term in treasury is 500,000,000 not enough? (remember it's locked so it again going anywhere) Lastly if people moved large amounts to ERC20 then if native had low volume then it's price would spike either up or down by higher amounts than ERC20 and therefore ERC20 users would arbitrage back to native. That's how bridges work, if left alone the price evens out and people arbitrage both ways.
locked in the treasury is illiquid coti tbh
doesn't matter they still have the certain amount of native. If they need liquid native then say so and also say how much you need. Again it's all very opaque
Transparency has never been Coti’s strong point… just saying..
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