The deBridge monthly report is out, and several key signals are worth highlighting.
1/ Let's look at revenue first. In March, the protocol generated $481,000 in revenue, with a cross-chain transaction volume of 533 million and 217,000 transactions running on 23 chains.
In this current market environment, protocols that can generate this level of cash flow can be counted on one hand.
2/ Next, let's see where the money has gone. The foundation is using protocol revenue to continuously buy back DBR in the open market, with a total of 486 million tokens accumulated, accounting for 4.86% of the total supply.
Real cash has been bought back from the market. The money earned by the protocol is flowing back into the token itself, and this path is becoming more solid.
3/ Lastly, let's look at the direction. The most interesting part of this monthly report is the deBridge MCP, a cross-chain trading protocol aimed at AI agents. AI workstations like Claude and Cursor can directly call it, allowing agents to autonomously complete complex on-chain operations.
Revenue supports the fundamentals, buybacks lock in the chip structure, and the product points to the narrative of the next cycle.
No wonder I have high hopes for $DBR!
1/ Let's look at revenue first. In March, the protocol generated $481,000 in revenue, with a cross-chain transaction volume of 533 million and 217,000 transactions running on 23 chains.
In this current market environment, protocols that can generate this level of cash flow can be counted on one hand.
2/ Next, let's see where the money has gone. The foundation is using protocol revenue to continuously buy back DBR in the open market, with a total of 486 million tokens accumulated, accounting for 4.86% of the total supply.
Real cash has been bought back from the market. The money earned by the protocol is flowing back into the token itself, and this path is becoming more solid.
3/ Lastly, let's look at the direction. The most interesting part of this monthly report is the deBridge MCP, a cross-chain trading protocol aimed at AI agents. AI workstations like Claude and Cursor can directly call it, allowing agents to autonomously complete complex on-chain operations.
Revenue supports the fundamentals, buybacks lock in the chip structure, and the product points to the narrative of the next cycle.
No wonder I have high hopes for $DBR!