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Scaling solution #2

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seichris opened this issue May 31, 2022 · 3 comments
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Scaling solution #2

seichris opened this issue May 31, 2022 · 3 comments
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Using Ethereum Mainnet for sending small amounts of tokens is infeasible. That's why currently, Better pools funds in contracts on the NEAR chain.

To be able to scale Better and not be bound to only NEAR-based tokens, we are looking into different scalability solutions. Which one should we use?

  • L2s: Polygon, Avalanche, Solana, other
  • Rollups: Optimism, Arbitrum, ZkSync, other
@seichris seichris changed the title Which token transfer scaling solution Scaling solution May 31, 2022
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seichris commented Jun 1, 2022

Questions to us:

  • Can we re-use solidity contract on diff networks?
  • Can we re-use our NEAR contracts for x

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seichris commented Jun 1, 2022

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seichris commented Jun 1, 2022

Most likely we'll need a solidity contract

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