i'm just curiously alec, how how are the fees working? Are you earning the fees from each network and then translating them into the axillar token. I see. Ta, that's what makes us excited, excited everydayso i'm also just curious about how do you incentivis, like the token, the validators, actually in this context,. Because it's not like people are using it for anything else. Yes. So the way we build tea is that you always pay in one transaction on the source chain, and then the set of services takes that transaction fee and then you converts it to pay transaction fees iconacia network or on the destination chain. If therere transaction
This week, Anna catches up with Sergey Gorbunov from Axelar and revisits the topic of bridges. They chat about what led Sergey to work on interoperability, the problems these solutions try to solve, how it compares to existing solutions, and what's next for the project. They also chat about some of the challenges of a multi bridge landscape and the fragmentation of liquidity.
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