Review on Octus Bridge by Abraham Kaiful

Although there have been numerous advancements and improvements in this environment, there are still certain restrictions that prevent the user experience from being more efficient when conducting specific network activities, one of which is interoperability. Some blockchains stay isolated from the rest of the network, making trade impossible or exceedingly tedious and sluggish; this is when blockchain bridges come in handy. That is why, today, I'd want to tell you about Ton Bridge, a bridge built by Free Ton with Ethereum network.

The ability to communicate with multiple blockchains has been made feasible by the bridging of tokens, and with the development of TON Bridge, it has become even more simple. The TON Bridge allows the Ethereum and TON blockchains to be linked together. I've run across a few issues when attempting to work with Ethereum's blockchain, the most significant of which being the issue of the gas charge. The gas fee paid on Ethereum's blockchain is not a joke. Since the launch of TON Bridge, it has been more easier to transfer Ethereum tokens to the TON blockchain and conduct any transaction for a near-zero cost. The TON Bridge project is a great and excellent initiative that has helped me reduce the exorbitant gas fees I was paying to the Ethereum network, and I've even noticed that I can do my duties more simply and quickly on the TON blockchain.

The bridge's existing use is as easy as joining the two blockchains on its website and selecting the compatible coin to be converted. The Users pay the gas prices, which are somewhat offset by the Bridge operation incentives, so it's still reasonably priced. Tokens that have been bridged may simply be traded on the DEX because there is a lot of liquidity to choose from. The Free TON Bridge has played a critical role in the Free TON Blockchain's increased popularity and user attractiveness.