deBridge $DBR has supported HyperEVM to achieve deep interoperability between cross-chain assets and the Hyperliquid ecosystem

On February 21st, the decentralized cross-chain protocol deBridge announced its official support for the HyperEVM mainnet. The virtual machine is built on the Hyperliquid Layer1 ecosystem, using the HyperBFT consensus mechanism and dual-block architecture to achieve parallel transaction processing and deep interoperability with the Hyperliquid native chain. Developers can now use deBridge's asset custody solution dePort to cross-chain any assets on the chain to HyperEVM, and achieve 1:1 mortgage anchoring with Hyperliquid spot trading targets, directly calling their liquidity resources.

 

Users can cross-chain assets to HyperEVM through the deBridge front-end interface, complete the binding of tokens and EVM smart contracts, and send transfer instructions to the system address (0x2222... 2222) to achieve bidirectional conversion between native assets and EVM contract tokens. This design allows HyperEVM ecological applications to directly access the underlying liquidity of Hyperliquid, while avoiding liquidity pool risks through the full collateral mechanism of the native chain.

 

The core feature of HyperEVM lies in its native interoperability with Hyperliquid L1, optimizing throughput efficiency by separating the transaction execution layer from the settlement layer. This integration of deBridge focuses on solving the asset circulation bottleneck between the EVM ecosystem and the order book protocol, providing developers with a cross-chain infrastructure that combines high performance and secure verification.