One token, two chains.
Move $QORPO between Ethereum and BNB Chain 1:1. It is the same contract on both chains, so nothing gets wrapped and nobody holds your tokens in between.
Three steps, one signature.
Why would I bridge $QORPO?
Staking and the daily spin work on both chains, but exchanges and gas prices differ. Ethereum is where most $QORPO liquidity sits; BNB Chain is cheaper to transact on. Bridge to whichever side you use.
Is this a wrapped token?
No. $QORPO is a native LayerZero omnichain token (OFT). The contract address is identical on Ethereum and BNB Chain, and the supply is shared, so 1 $QORPO sent is 1 $QORPO received.
Why are the last decimals rounded?
LayerZero carries 6 shared decimals across chains. The bridge rounds your amount down to the nearest 0.000001 $QORPO before sending, so nothing can get stuck as dust.
What if it says the transaction failed?
Almost always one of two things: not enough $QORPO on the chain you are sending from, or not enough ETH or BNB for gas. Flip the direction if your tokens are on the other chain.
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