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  • Overview
    • Introduction
    • Features
    • Consensus PoSa
  • Building on Bahamut
    • Overview
    • Network Endpoints
    • Deploy Smart Contracts
      • Using Hardhat
        • Create a project
        • Compiling the contract
      • Using Remix
        • Writing a Smart Contract
        • Compiling the contract
    • Deploy a Token
    • Deploy an NFT
    • Explorer
    • Bridge
    • About $FTN
  • Become a validator
    • Step 1: Install the Required Files
    • Step 2: Run the Node
    • Step 3: Set Up Your Wallet
    • Step 4: Generate Validator Keys
    • Step 5: Import Validator Keys and Launch the Validator Client
    • Step 6: Submit Deposit Data
    • Step 7: Set Withdrawal Credentials (BLS to Execution)
  • Validator Checklist
  • Staking Withdrawals
  • Difference on Bahamut Staking vs. Lolik
  • Disclosure
    • Disclaimers
    • Risk Statement
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Bridge

Ethereum to Bahamut Bridge

Access the bridge here.

The Ethereum to Bahamut bridge offers a secure and trustless one-way transaction channel between the Ethereum network and Bahamut blockchain. This bridge facilitates the seamless transfer of FTN from Ethereum to Bahamut, providing users with a reliable method to expand their token operations across the Bahamut network.

Key Features of the Bridge

  • Trustless Interoperability: The one-way bridge ensures secure FTN transfers between Ethereum and Bahamut without exposure to third-party risks or market liquidity limitations.

  • Availability: The bridge can support a large amount of liquidity when it comes to FTN, and has a clean user interface to make it easy and safe for each FTN bridge transfer.

  • Functionality: The bridge ensures near-instant and cost-effective token transfers.

Token Transfer Mechanism

  • Circulating Supply Preservation: Tokens crossing the bridge from Ethereum to Bahamut do not alter the circulating supply. The process involves burning the tokens upon departure from Ethereum and minting an equivalent amount (1:1) on the Bahamut blockchain on the same address.

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