Bridging Bitcoin across chains remains a pain point for most users. Current market solutions typically impose 1% fees or higher on cross-chain transfers, which stacks up quickly on large transactions. Some newer protocols are pushing efficiency boundaries—offering rates around 0.1%, cutting costs dramatically for sizable moves. For users transferring substantial amounts, this kind of pricing gap can translate to savings reaching 10 times lower fees compared to traditional solutions. It's worth monitoring how competition in the bridge space continues to reshape fee structures and user economics.