Cross-chain protocol deBridge technology integration accelerates, multi-chain ecosystem layout falls two more

Recently, the cross-chain interoperability protocol deBridge (DBR) technology has been frequently integrated, and has successively connected to the investment management platform Amasa and the developer tool AgentiPy to further expand the application of multi-chain scenarios. According to Amasa's official disclosure, its application has integrated deBridge's cross-chain exchange function. Users can directly complete multi-chain asset exchange in the Amasa Beta version and deposit funds into an automated investment portfolio with one click. The Amasa team stated that deBridge was chosen mainly for its efficient liquidity routing and low-latency settlement capabilities, and the relevant functions have entered the user testing phase.

 

On the other hand, AgentiPy, a toolkit focused on Python development, announced a partnership with deBridge. By adding a create_debridge_transaction interface, developers can add cross-chain operation modules to their intelligent agents. AgentiPy stated that this integration aims to reduce the threshold for multi-chain development and may promote more automation tools to support cross-chain interaction in the future.

 

Although the recent technical integration of deBridge did not directly involve token mechanism adjustments, its presence in liquidity routing and power builder chains has significantly increased. In addition, data such as on-chain transaction volume and new users continue to be eye-catching, and deBridge is quietly building differentiation barriers. Perhaps, when market attention is still focused on top protocols, the token space of such dark horse projects will gradually emerge in the ripples of ecological expansion.