Sphynx BRC Exchange Review

Sphynx BRC multi-chain DeFi platform

Sphynx BRC at a Glance

Sphynx BRC presented itself as an all-in-one DeFi hub. It aimed to support swaps, yield farming, bridging, NFT minting and a launchpad across several BRC-20 blockchains. But the promise collapsed into near total dormancy.

Where things stand now

MetricStatus
TVLAround 135k USD across chains
24-hour trading volumeZero
Cumulative tradingAround 29.5M USD over lifespan
Active pairs or farmsNone that show activity
Supported chainsBSC, Cronos, Bitgert, Loop
Audits or safety checksNone

Promise vs Reality

Originally, Sphynx BRC looked modern and modular - swaps, NFT features, staking, launchpad and cross-chain reach. In practice, none of these modules see usage. Pools and farms are empty, NFT tools are unreachable, and the governance systems are inactive.

Potential upsides (theoretical)

Actual downsides

Risk summary

Smart-contract risk - no audits or bug bounties. Liquidity risk - empty pools, impossible to execute trades. Governance risk - decentralized governance isn’t active. Abandonment risk - appears dormant with no developer updates.

Who, if anyone, should look at it

At this point, Sphynx BRC is effectively unusable for normal users, traders, or LPs. The only potential interest is for developers or analysts studying failed multi-chain DeFi designs - not for active participation.

Final verdict

Sphynx BRC had a compelling multi-module vision but failed to gain traction. With zero daily volume, tiny locked capital and no community or on-chain activity, it’s essentially a ghost platform. Without fresh capital, developers, audits or user engagement, it remains inactive and inadvisable for anyone looking to trade or earn yield.

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