Topic: Etherium Dogecoin Bridge (Read 190 times)
I believe it's only a matter of time..... they will have to be able to interact on some level at the very least. It's still so early.... I truly am looking forward to the future.
Now we're gonna see some extremely creative code writing. I'm thinking that, somewhere in the not too distant future, pretty much all digital currencies will be interactive with each other.....any one have any thoughts on that?
I believe Via is working with Ethereum and it's atomic swap as well. Atomic swap was successful with Litecoin..... 
I thought that this was rather amazing, just wanted to share.
Doge Is Helping Ethereum Solve Its Biggest Issue
On that date, the much-anticipated technology truebit successfully sent dogecoin to ethereum's Rinkeby testnet, where it became a distinct asset on that blockchain. A historic first, the transaction marked the completion of a years-long project developers see as a stepping stone toward the interoperability of crypto assets more broadly.
Nicknamed the "dogethereum bridge," the test also marks the first real release for truebit, which aims to solve one of ethereum's biggest problems: scalability.
On that date, the much-anticipated technology truebit successfully sent dogecoin to ethereum's Rinkeby testnet, where it became a distinct asset on that blockchain. A historic first, the transaction marked the completion of a years-long project developers see as a stepping stone toward the interoperability of crypto assets more broadly.
Nicknamed the "dogethereum bridge," the test also marks the first real release for truebit, which aims to solve one of ethereum's biggest problems: scalability.
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