At first glance, moving tokens may seem like a straightforward process. However, transferring digital assets between different blockchains is often more complex than it appears. To understand how cross-chain transfers work, it is important to recognize that modern blockchains do not form a single unified ecosystem. Each blockchain operates as an independent network with its own rules, infrastructure, and native assets. Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, and others are separate blockchain networks that are not directly connected. As a result, tokens issued on a specific...
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