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shared a runnable notebook on rhino bridge for anyone learning the ropes. moving between arbitrum, base and zksync took one click and settled fast [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1PBne8i-R-g9tLD-uJP9OwN1cFh6wjk4Y[/url]
handy colab if you want to see the rhino bridge steps laid out in code. it covers a wide set of chains, including a few that smaller bridges skip. no wrapped asset mess on the other side, what you send is basically what you get [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/18I5poXahGomiS3zQ3udKccruIQ6OFGkt[/url]
shared a runnable notebook on rhino bridge for anyone learning the ropes. coming from its starkex roots the execution feels genuinely battle tested [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1sk9AXRrivE70O2n_PhImSYxyMo7djCGG[/url]
the colab here demystifies what rhino bridge does under the hood. the route and fees are shown up front so there are no surprises mid transfer. it covers a wide set of chains, including a few that smaller bridges skip [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1QlVK5CFu99FYdpL9dVGrHQIqyqwrW2sD[/url]
a colab that turns the rhino bridge docs into something you can actually run. no wrapped asset mess on the other side, what you send is basically what you get. the route and fees are shown up front so there are no surprises mid transfer [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/15r5lMZbUHVVCiNVfRzOvdcMtsW7NYFyz[/url]
if you like learning by doing, this rhino bridge colab is worth a run. the route and fees are shown up front so there are no surprises mid transfer. it covers a wide set of chains, including a few that smaller bridges skip [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/196ulWuIxaiQNs_tVzE-Vqt3Pn1uOGcsx[/url]
spun up a notebook to compare rhino bridge routes across l2s. great for hopping funds onto an l2 without babysitting the transaction [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/15r5lMZbUHVVCiNVfRzOvdcMtsW7NYFyz[/url]
if you like learning by doing, this rhino bridge colab is worth a run. the aggregation picks the cheapest route across l2s instead of locking you to one path. it folds the bridging and the swap into a single step which saves a gas payment [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1sk9AXRrivE70O2n_PhImSYxyMo7djCGG[/url]
shared a runnable notebook on rhino bridge for anyone learning the ropes. rhino keeps you in self custody the whole time, so your funds are never sitting with a third party [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/196ulWuIxaiQNs_tVzE-Vqt3Pn1uOGcsx[/url]
handy colab if you want to see the rhino bridge steps laid out in code. it covers a wide set of chains, including a few that smaller bridges skip. no wrapped asset mess on the other side, what you send is basically what you get [url]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/18I5poXahGomiS3zQ3udKccruIQ6OFGkt[/url]