Drop Beast Guide: Bridging

Ok this next phase is to get all of that ETH onto the zkSync network in order to start farming on chain activity. Some of your wallets will already be funded on zkSync but the other 8 wallet will need to be bridged. Keep in mind this process will cost the most in gas although you are looking at at max a few dollars worth each time.

Step 1.

Head over to layer3 bridge using the link provided > Layer 3 Bridge (You can use a different bridge if you like this one is just easy and you may use this platform in the next phase)

Step 2.

Select the Polygon network on metamask and connect your wallet to the Layer 3 platform (It may ask you to sign up with your wallet, it only takes 2 seconds)

Step 3.

Select Polygon as the “from” network and MATIC as the token and then zkSync as the “to” network and ETH as the token and select “Max” on Matic (you may have to subtract like 1 Matic to have enough left for gas fees) and press bridge and confirm with your wallet

Step 4.

Select the Linea network on metamask and connect your DB 2 wallet

Step 5.

Select Linea as the “from” network and select ETH as the token and then zkSync as the “to” network and ETH as the token and select “Max” (you may have to subtract a small amount of ETH to have enough left for gas fees) and press bridge and confirm with your wallet

Step 6.

Repeat this process for each wallet depending on which network the funds are on (refer back to funding guide) the ETH bridge will be the most expensive where as all the other layer 2’s will only cost a few dollars at max. Obviously you wont need to do this process for the 2 wallets that already have funds on the zkSync network

Now all 10 of your wallets should be funded with ETH on the zkSync network, you would have already completed some on chain activity and left an untraceable footprint.

You can choose to stagger the days or times of day that you complete each bridge to avoid further sybil detection.