Introduction
DOOAR showed up in 2022, created by Find Satoshi Lab, the team behind STEPN. It wasn’t just another DEX - it aimed to be the door to cross-chain liquidity. Ethereum, Solana, BSC and more. The idea was simple: skip limits, move value anywhere.
What DOOAR puts on the table
Swaps, pools, wrapped assets. On the surface simple: send tokens on one chain, contracts lock them, wrapped versions appear elsewhere. No clunky bridges, no third-party jumps - just swap. Inside STEPN’s world, GMT and GST had native liquidity here.
Why it mattered initially
Cross-chain in 2022 was messy. Exploits drained millions. DOOAR offered smoother flow and fewer risks. And STEPN already had millions of wallets - a ready user base for DOOAR to tap instantly.
How it works (the short take)
Chain A locks a token, Chain B mints the wrapped version. You trade or farm it. Burn and unlock when done. Complex under the hood, simple for users - that was the trick.
Activity and traction
By 2025, daily volume is modest - around $12k on Ethereum. TVL is stronger, about $7.7M across chains. Solana holds $6.6M, BSC just over $1M, Ethereum smaller. The weight sits on Solana, where STEPN started.
User experience
Interface runs light. Standard swap box, pool options, clear routes. For newcomers, cross-chain can feel tricky, but DeFi users adapt fast. It’s not flashy, but it works.
Strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
- Multi-chain reach - Ethereum, Solana, BSC, more
- Built by Find Satoshi Lab - proven product history
- Native GMT and GST pools - STEPN integration
- Solid TVL - above $7M, mostly on Solana
- Simple, usable interface
Weaknesses
- Low daily volume - $12k on Ethereum
- Liquidity concentrated - Solana heavy
- Name recognition limited outside STEPN
- Cross-chain complexity still risky
Ecosystem links
DOOAR fits into Find Satoshi Lab’s cluster: STEPN for move-to-earn, MOOAR for NFTs, Gas Hero as a game. Together they loop GMT utility. DOOAR is the exchange piece - liquidity, swaps, bridges.
Security and trust
Contracts have been audited, though risk never disappears. Especially with cross-chain mechanics. Compared to third-party bridges, DOOAR keeps it more contained. Users still tread carefully.
Where it stands today
In 2025, DOOAR is active. Liquidity holds, pools stay funded, daily swaps happen. Not a top DEX, not dead either - steady, quiet, functional.
How it feels
Feels familiar - same swap window, same buttons. Difference is under the hood: tokens move chains without leaving the app. Not loud, not hyped, but alive.
Lessons from DOOAR
Multichain is tough. Liquidity spreads, users split. DOOAR solved STEPN’s needs but hasn’t pulled masses outside it. The lesson: community-first matters. A ready base gave it purpose. Without that, it might be ignored.
Final word
DOOAR isn’t a giant, but not a ghost either. It’s a connector - modest, steady, doing its job. For STEPN players it’s part of the kit. For others, it’s a DEX that works if you try it. Not huge, not flashy, but alive.