ChainBridge VS sommelier

ChainSafe is a leading blockchain research and development firm specializing in infrastructure solutions for the decentralized web. Alongside client implementations for Ethereum, Polkadot, Filecoin, and Mina, we’re building a portfolio of web3 products — Files, Storage, the Gaming SDK, and ChainBridge. As part of our mission to build innovative products for users and better tooling for developers, ChainSafe embodies an open source and community-oriented ethos.

Polkadot · ChainBridge. Between Polkadot and Ethereum.

The most mature bridge that I'm aware of is the ChainSafe bridge. See https://github.com/ChainSafe/ChainBridge. I'd imagine it is possible to "wrap" the Handshake name on another network, but is it really all that useful? Its possible there is utility from more users on Ethereum, so you'd be more likely to find a buyer for your name. If it does turn out to be actually useful, doing it in a trustless way is probably too expensive for it to be worth it.

Tried it, it didn't work. Ethereum bridge will solve it: https://github.com/ChainSafe/ChainBridge

The first parachain (Plasm) launched on test net (Rococo). This is likely anticipation of parachain auctions on Kusama and then Polkadot. You can't wrap DOT yet but there will be interoperability between Polkadot and Ethereum via various bridges for example https://github.com/ChainSafe/ChainBridge

Proposal: This proposal would activate staking incentives funded by the community pool via the new incentives module: sommelier/x/incentives at main · PeggyJV/sommelier · GitHub

GitHub | https://github.com/PeggyJV/sommelier/tree/collin/v4-docs

"Sommelier Protocol services liquidity providers on Ethereum and Cosmos, who use Sommelier to create and execute complicated transactions to rebalance and manage portfolios without needing a trusted intermediary. These automated transactions ultimately give liquidity providers a powerful tool to manage liquidity in the most efficient way. Currently, Sommelier sends liquidity to and from Ethereum using a non-custodial bi-directional bridge, and uses smart contracts deployed on Ethereum to execute these transactions. A similar setup between Sommelier Protocol and Osmosis, a leading decentralized exchange in the IBC ecosystem, would necessitate the deployment of a Sommelier Cellars module on Osmosis (and on every counterparty chain), which would require a full chain upgrade for each participating chain and upgrades thereafter for any module developments. With the integration of Interchain Accounts, Cellars messages can simply be sent to and from Interchain Accounts on either side, which will then be executed to rebalance or reinvest liquidity in Osmosis pools. The deployment and scaling of Cellars functionality will become permissionless, as well as gaining a huge order of efficiency. "