Recent Developments of Cross-Chain Infrastructure deBridge: Advancing with Feature Iterations and Ecosystem Integration

The cross-chain infrastructure protocol deBridge has recently been advancing its product capabilities and ecosystem implementation, completing multiple upgrades in on-chain Agent collaboration, Solana deposit experience, non-custodial purchase paths, and front-end interaction, further expanding the frequency of protocol use and user mindshare.

I. Integration of 0xGasless AgentKit to Expand AI Agent Cross-Chain Capabilities

On May 27, deBridge announced the completion of its integration with 0xGasless. Its SmartBridgeAction module now supports developers embedding asset bridging logic into on-chain Agents, enabling multi-chain interactions such as ETH → AVAX, with mechanisms for asset pre-checks and failure rollback prompts to reduce execution risks. The official statement also mentioned that a Gasless sponsorship mechanism will be opened in the future, allowing users to complete cross-chain tasks without paying fees.

II. Jupiter Onboard Introduces deBridge Bridging Module to Enrich Solana Entry Methods

On May 27, Solana aggregator Jupiter announced a comprehensive upgrade to its Onboard module, adding support for using deBridge to bridge assets from other chains. Users can now bridge mainstream chain assets like ETH and BNB to Solana, in addition to purchasing SOL via credit card/Apple Pay, further lowering the initial funding threshold. deBridge plays a key role in liquidity transfer channels.

III. HYPE Popularity Drives Cross-Chain Exchange Function Usage Peak, Non-Custodial Trading Experience Gains Attention

Amid the rapid rise in popularity of the HyperEVM ecosystem token $HYPE, more users are completing on-chain asset exchanges and transfers through deBridge. Users only need to visit deBridge, select the Solana network, and pay the fees to exchange mainstream assets like SOL for $HYPE and send them directly to a HyperEVM address, all without custody and with no delay. Although this feature is not newly launched, the focus on hot projects has made it one of the frequently used paths for on-chain players again.

IV. Front-End Functionality Updates Launched, Enhancing Experience and Security

On May 23, deBridge announced a series of front-end updates, including chart functionality, user feedback entry, and multi-signature address verification mechanisms. The chart page supports real-time viewing of trading pairs; the Destination Authority address check function can prevent risk transactions triggered by authorization errors in multi-signature contracts. These features further enhance the protocol's security and user operability.

As a typical infrastructure project, deBridge consistently maintains its core function of "bridging," continuously expanding the protocol's vitality through technological evolution and ecosystem adaptation across different narrative cycles. Whether it's the AI Agent call path or the deposit bridge for chains like Solana, deBridge plays an irreplaceable role in inter-chain connections.

With the gradual expansion of function maturity, ecosystem integration speed, and user usage depth, $DBR, as a protocol equity asset, has a more solid long-term value foundation. In the short to medium term, combined with the increase in on-chain activity and multi-ecosystem embedding process, there is room for further price revaluation.