Options trading strategies exploiting application level arbitrage on BC Vault platforms
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- Similarly, cross-chain bridging used to move base assets between chains can bring uncommon states like wrapped token idiosyncrasies or bridge stop gaps that leave vaults unable to access funds on one side of the bridge.
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