Bridge to zkSync with rhino.fi: Free for 48 hours
zkSync Era, an ecosystem which will soon house over 200 games, DEXs and NFT hubs, has just gone live. And you can bridge from rhino.fi now, for free.
zkSync Era, an ecosystem which will soon house over 200 games, DEXs and NFT hubs, has just gone live. And you can bridge from rhino.fi now, for free.
Struggling to get your head round zkSync, zero-knowledge validation and account abstraction? Well let’s drill down onto the jargon.
A crypto wallet is your basecamp for the new financial world – so it pays to choose the right one. Here, we examine three of the emerging wallets we’re loving at rhino.fi.
Paolo Ardoino recently took part in a Twitter Space with rhino.fi to discuss the fallout from SVB and the rise of USDT. Here’s what he told us
Cross-chain flexibility enhances the benefits of regular yield farming in crypto by enabling you to access several protocols at once, without being constrained by pointless fees. So you can multiply your rewards without being penalised for proactivity, and pursue all the best opportunities via cross-chain yield aggregators like rhino.fi.
icETH has just dropped on rhino.fi, offering you boosted APY on your ETH through a mix of leveraging and compounding.
A Twitter Space on the future of the world’s most innovative Ethereum scaling technology – and its creators’ plans to ‘break records all over again’
We’re hosting a one-off airdrop to reward our loyal community members who have helped us transform from DeversiFi into rhino.fi, the world’s best multi-chain DeFi aggregator. Check your eligibility below.
Regular rhino.fi power users can now mint a limited-edition Sismo Protocol Zero-Knowledge Badge and flex their proof-of-OG-rollup status to the world, without having to DOX their wallet. The rhino.fi ZK Badge is open to both new and existing rhino.fi users. Join the ranks of the select few ZK Badge holders and flex your OG ZK …
In the cryptoverse, a fork happens when a section of a blockchain’s community decide to go in a new direction and change its rules (protocol) by modifying its code. Now we know what you’re thinking here: that’s a bit like when a band splits over musical differences, right? Or when a company breaks into two …