Bitget Wallet now supports 27 cross-chain transactions, covering ecosystems such as Berachain and Sonic
The Web3 wallet Bitget Wallet now supports cross-chain transactions for 27 blockchains, making it the most integrated and powerful Web3 wallet in terms of blockchain quantity and cross-chain capabilities. It covers mainstream networks such as Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, as well as several popular emerging ecosystems like Berachain and Sonic. Users can use the one-click cross-chain function to exchange mainstream assets like BNB and SOL for emerging ecosystem tokens like BERA and SONIC, participating in related mining and staking projects. Bitget Wallet supports gas fee payment on behalf of users so that they can complete cross-chain transactions without main chain coins. The wallet also provides currency trend charts and on-chain data queries to improve transaction decision efficiency. The official statement indicates that more reward activities will be launched with ecosystem projects in the future. Bitget Wallet has connected with over 130 public chains and millions of currencies, enhancing its multi-chain asset management and trading capabilities through its built-in Super DEX to provide users with a more comprehensive one-stop experience.
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