Obviously you didn't do any research at all before sending your post, did you?

there are 400 pages to read, and it is much more difficult for me that I am not English American.
On the website I have not seen any declaration regarding the supply.
CryptoBridget was also a DEX that you could download and have on your pc (if I'm not mistaken). Eventually they asked for KYC and immediately closed. The nice thing about this crypto I've seen is its distribution.
Cryptobridge was never a TRUE DEX, which is why they "could" enforce KYC. If a DEX is based in a specific location where the feds demands the developers to enforce KYC, it's really not that decentralized anymore.
Blocknet's DX isn't owned by anyone. It's ran by service nodes, which means it has no central location. Just like the internet we use today actually.