Andre Cronje, the creator of yearn.finance and Keep3r Network, is working on launching an ERC-721 NFT token bridge from ETH to Fantom.
The popular developer shared a screengrab of the upcoming bridge’s architecture and deployment schedule on Twitter, revealing only that it will be built in collaboration with Anyswap.
Bridging NFTs from ETH to Fantom
According to the screengrab shared by Cronje earlier today, the ERC-721 ETH-FTM token bridge will consist of three main parts—an NFTRouter contract, NFT Bridge nodes, and a multichain MPC network.
— Andre Cronje (@AndreCronjeTech) September 1, 2021
The NFTRouter contracts will be deployed both on ETH and Fantom alongside the NFT Bridge nodes.
To initialize the NFT token transfer from one blockchain to another, the ETH token project owner will have to deploy the same mapping NFT token contract used on ETH on Fantom. The owner of the Fantom NFT will then transfer the token to the NFTRouter contract on Fantom and start the bridging process.
Cronje’s screengrab revealed that the upcoming bridge will work just like any other similar infrastructure—after depositing and locking ETH NFTs into the ETH NFTRouter contract, the NFT bridge MPC nodes will verify the tokens and call on the Fantom NFTRouter contract to transfer the tokens. The process will work the same vice-versa, providing users with a seamless way to move their NFTs across the two blockchains.
The transfers require zero fees and take seconds to complete.
While Cronje didn’t provide any additional information about the token bridge, his announcement was retweeted by Anyswap, confirming that it was also collaborating on the project.
Anyswap NFT bridge ETH<>FTM
https://t.co/yqWIgCo92I
— Anyswap (@AnyswapNetwork) September 1, 2021
Anyswap is a fully decentralized cross-chain swap protocol running on ETH, Fanton, Binance Smart Chain, and Fusion blockchains.
The announcement quickly gained traction on Twitter, with many members of the Fantom community seeing this as an incredibly bullish development for the FTM ecosystem.
Think through the implications of this.$FTM https://t.co/2i12rxHwxY
— Cryptoyieldinfo (@Cryptoyieldinfo) September 1, 2021
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