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so essentially L1 NFT will be locked in a contract while its clone will be on L2. When bridged back, L2 NFT will be locked in a contract and the original L1 NFT released from the locked contract
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well apparently it takes 7 days so completely useless for now. Hopefully will be instant/couple of minutes in the future
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What would be the need to bring it back to Ethereum so quickly? The Superchain should provide most, if not all, of the required features for a growing NFT collection. Specifically buying and selling with lower gas fees.
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Arbitrage, culture (blockchain norms) and NFTs on Ethereum Network still lead so far (Ordinals catching up though). 7 days wait time just closes is a big red flag. What if the contract gets hacked/exploited during this
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if a contract gets hacks you're kinda screwed either way lol whether it's a 7 day waiting period or instant, it probably won't make too much of a difference that point.
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agree with the first part lol. waiting time matters, esp in crypto. absolutely zero advantage to have your assets locked up in a contract and take risk without any yield/rewards. in a world of instant finality, 7 days wait is infinity
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I mean there is plenty of advantages moving to an L2: lower trading fees, new incentives from multiple protocols and ultimately not having your NFT locked up forever when the L1 becomes to expensive for everyday transactions.
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