- Picwe allows arbitrum to seamless cross-chain transfer without the use of traditional bridges.
- Developers can use Picwe’s user-first infrastructure to build Omni-Chain apps in Arbitrum.
Picwe currently lives in Arbitrum. Not only does it exist, but the platform quickly created a breakthrough with a rather bold approach. Eliminate bridging processes that are considered complex and error prone. Users can now move assets to Arbitrum in minutes from various networks such as bases, BNB chains, movements, and more without dealing with traditional cross-chain bridges.
Picwe currently lives at @arbitrum! 💙
Arbinauts, it’s time to move seamlessly
Picwe now unlocks bridgeless omni-chain experiences with Arbitrum. Move assets to arbitrum in minutes from bases, BNB chains, movements, etc. without the need for complicated bridging procedures.
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– Picwe (@picweglobal) July 4, 2025
No more gate changes: Picwe provides true bridgeless navigation
Normally, if moving from one chain to another is like passing through five gates at a modified airport, then it now feels like you have a taxi straight to your destination. Picwe calls this the omni-chain bridgeless experience. what do you mean? Everything is connected, but there is no need to throw assets through a detour route.
Interestingly, this is targeted not only for end users, but also for developers who want to build Arbitrum directly without the hassle of multi-chain configurations.
Picwe Infra is designed to help users navigate cross-chain assets in a smooth and secure experience. On the other hand, this simplifies the user experience. Meanwhile, developers can build cross-chain Web3 applications without fear of losing users due to technical issues.
Arbitrum strengthens your ecosystem with volume, investment and vision
Additionally, CNF recently reported that Arbitrum’s DEX has processed more than $5 trillion in swaps. It’s an impressive number, indicating that the Layer 2 ecosystem is alive and kicking. The three major projects of the main contributors of this volume are Camelot, Uniswap and Pancakeswap. Yes, when it comes to collaboration and network growth, Arbitrum is not a small fried food.
Additionally, in May, Arbitrum Dao also approved a $11.6 million investment in the tokenized US Treasury. The funds were split into three main asset managers: Franklin Templeton, Spiko and Wisdom Tree.
Interestingly, almost 89% of the votes agreed with this distribution. Only 0.01% voted against it, with about 11% voting to remain silent. This demonstrates the community’s confidence in Arbitrum’s move to expand its exposure to real-world assets.
Arbitrum is not busy with trading volumes and investment issues alone. In mid-March, as we highlighted, Off-Chain Labs and the Arbitrum Foundation launched Onchain Labs together. This is a program that supports early stage blockchain projects. This may not have a large team or strong capital, but it may have a bold idea. The program provides the funding, mentorship and resources needed to help the growth of these projects.
With all this, Pikwe’s entry to arbitrum feels like the perfect time. When networks are actively expanding their reach and their ecosystems are becoming more diverse, the existence of solutions like Picwe only strengthens their foundations.
Plus, at the time of writing, ARB has changed hands at about $0.3237top 6.6% Over the past seven days, it has driven market capitalization to over $1.5 billion.