Fortunately, Rubic has come up with a solution that is aimed at simplifying your trading experience. A Multi-Chain Swap is an exchange of upwards of 10,000 assets between 6 blockchain networks:
With the growing number of different blockchains and the number of different projects and assets on them, the problem arises of needing to transfer assets from one blockchain to another, and currently, it is not an easy thing to do. For example, if you want to transfer ETH (Ethereum blockchain) to MATIC (Polygon blockchain) in order to start trading on Quickswap with lower commissions than on the Ethereum network, you would need to complete 2 independent steps. First, you would need to transfer ETH to the Polygon blockchain version of ETH, which is wETH, and you would do so using a bridge. Then you would need to exchange that wETH for MATIC via a DEX like Quickswap. However, without MATIC in your wallet, you would be unable to execute the swap from wETH to MATIC on their network.
Rubic Multi-chain routing solution would handle this dilemma without the customer even knowing it was an issue. With Rubic’s Multi-Chain Routing, having the target blockchain’s native asset is not required, as the transaction is processed in one click. The Rubic team strives to offer the best solutions for our users and the development team is constantly working on improvements to the platform; they have recently increased the trading limit for Multi-Chain Swaps up to $20,000. Now is the time to use Rubic.
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