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    SkyBridge™

    SkyBridge™ enables seamless transfers of any standard ERC-20 & ERC-721 token between Ethereum and Base with the ability to bypass Optimism's 7-day delay and backed by a 10/10 audit score from Hacken.

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    About

    The problem it solves SkyBridge™ by Aviator Technologies, LLC serves as a complete bridging and launchpad solution, facilitating effortless transfers of assets between the Ethereum Layer-1 network and the Base Layer-2 network. Unlike traditional EVM bridges with limited token support and slow transfers, users can seamlessly transfer any standard ERC-20 and ERC-721 token nearly instantly to BASE and in some cases, even just as quickly back to Ethereum. Via the SkyBridge™ Runway launchpad, projects or token holders will be able to easily deploy existing Layer-1 token contracts on Base Layer-2 without the need to use an SDK or manual deployment. One of the key features of SkyBridge™ is its support for Supersonic transfers, enabling near-instantaneous asset transfers for select tokens based on available liquidity back to Ethereum. This groundbreaking functionality offers users rapid access to their assets, eliminating the delays typically associated with most Optimism-stack based bridges. Additionally, SkyBridge supports traditional 7-day withdrawal protocols for tokens that are not Supersonic-supported, ensuring flexibility and accessibility for all users. With trust and security at the forefront, SkyBridge™ has been audited with a 10/10 score by Hacken. The KYC-certified core team includes experts from Shiba Inu's security team, seasoned developers, and industry professionals in OOH, digital advertising, government, and accounting. As we transition into deploying on the BASE mainnet, SkyBridge™ is going through a second audit with Hacken following our initial bug bounty as we prioritize security above all else.

    How it's made

    Challenges we ran into The primary challenge was understanding Optimism's bridge, but we overcame that hurdle by joining the Optimism dev community, asking questions, getting consultation from other experts, and refusing to give up learning.