deBridge

deBridge is a cross-chain bridging protocol that allows users and applications to move value and data across different blockchains without relying on locked liquidity pools. Instead of pooling funds in advance, it claims to route transfers so that assets arrive quickly and at guaranteed rates. The protocol is aimed at developers and users who need to transact across chains and want to avoid the delays and rate uncertainty common in pool-based bridges.

deBridge operates without liquidity pools by using a model in which value and information flow through its infrastructure, relying on validators rather than a traditional blockchain consensus algorithm — no block time or consensus mechanism is recorded in the available data. The DBR token serves a governance function within the protocol, giving holders a role in decisions about the network's direction. The token exists within the Solana ecosystem among other chains and carries a take rate of 100%, meaning all fees collected by the protocol are classified as protocol revenue rather than being shared with liquidity providers.

The protocol collects fees from users who transfer assets across chains, and over the trailing 30 days those fees totalled 530,364 USD, with the same figure recorded as protocol revenue, consistent with a 100% take rate for that period. Of that 30-day revenue, 415,172 USD is recorded as holder revenue, meaning a portion is directed toward token holders rather than retained entirely by the protocol. Supply-side revenue for the trailing 30 days stands at 0 USD, confirming that no fees are paid to liquidity providers. Revenue over the trailing 12 months reached 7,024,422 USD, though the figure annualized from the trailing 30 days comes to 6,452,762 USD, and 30-day fee and revenue growth was negative 19.07%.