LGNS Liquidity Surpasses $194 Million, Becomes the World’s Largest DeFi Protocol

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LGNS Liquidity Surpasses $194 Million, Becomes the Worlds Largest DeFi Protocol

According to the latest on-chain data, the decentralized DeFi 3.0 protocol ORIGIN, backed by the Anubis Foundation, has seen a significant surge in market capitalization. The global market cap has reached $2.218 billion, while the liquidity pool on Polygon has exceeded $194 million. Daily trading volume has surpassed $55.9 million, and the number of holding addresses has broken through 1.5 million.

As of now, LGNS has surpassed the “Trump Token (Trump)”, which has a liquidity of $163 million, officially becoming the largest on-chain DeFi protocol in the world.

LGNS serves as the core asset of the ORIGIN protocol, which is built around an algorithmic non-stablecoin and aims to construct a complete DeFi 3.0 financial ecosystem through six key modules:

LGNS (algorithmic non-stablecoin), A (stable settlement unit), A Pay (privacy payment system), DAO governance, RWA (real-world asset mapping), and a privacy-focused public blockchain.

The ORIGIN protocol introduces the concepts of “Everyone is an Issuer” and a “1:1 asset reserve-backed issuance mechanism”, providing global DeFi users with an innovative pathway that balances asset security and financial freedom.

Industry analysts point out that the LGNS model has achieved equilibrium between algorithmic stability and asset anchoring. Its rapid ecosystem expansion and community growth have made it one of the most-watched DeFi phenomena of 2025.