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# Sphynx Bridge

![](/files/ym6JwQANQ8ATO7GMdasf)

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## Cross-Chain Bridge​ <a href="#nile-staking-pools" id="nile-staking-pools"></a>

For newcomers to DeFi and veterans alike, one of the most frustrating processes in crypto is moving assets from one chain to the other. Often, moving assets cross-chain requires frustrating workarounds with many extra steps. Many bridges that exist to solve this problem are usually quite complicated, slow, and sometimes flat out don’t work.

Sphynx Labs streamlines the process of moving stables across different networks that users tend to have the most issues with. Currently, the bridge is available For the following pairs:

## Any Token Bridge (Coming Soon)

In addition to our set bridge pairs above, Sphynx is proud to introduce our Any Token Bridge. On select chains, users can swap any token on chain, to any token on another with a simple swap process. Instead of just a token for toke swap, you will also see the chain beside each token as well. Enter contract addresses, initiate the swap, and you are done. That simple.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Current supported chains for the Any Token Bridge:<br>

* ETH
* ARB
* BSC
* CRO
* POLYGON
* BRISE
  {% endhint %}

Genesis NFT holders also share 50% of the bridge fees. Links to the bridge and liquidity pools can be found below.

## Advantages over other bridging services.

<figure><img src="/files/BWzLa5E9WtZp1KbpEX9w" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

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**Bridge:**

<https://thesphynx.co/bridge/56>  -BSC

<https://thesphynx.co/bridge/25>  -CRO

<https://thesphynx.co/bridge/32520>  -BRISE

<https://thesphynx.co/bridge/1501795822> -APEX

[ ](https://thesphynx.co/bridge/15551)<https://thesphynx.co/bridge/15551> -LOOP

[ ](https://thesphynx.co/bridge/20402)<https://thesphynx.co/bridge/20402> -MUU
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