Berb ($BERB) is a fixed-supply token on B20 — the native token standard introduced by the Base Beryl upgrade. Every token is minted publicly, one inscription at a time. No presale, no team allocation. 0.00001 ETH per inscription.

100 $BERB per inscription. Pick 1 to 10,000 inscriptions in a single transaction — first come, first inscribed.
Everything about $BERB is set in immutable contract code and readable on-chain. No hidden switches, no adjustable parameters.
B20 tokens ship with powerful admin roles — mint, pause, freeze. The entire design of $BERB is about giving those powers away.
The FairMint contract is the only address ever granted MINT_ROLE. It has no owner, no fees, and no admin functions — its rules can never change.
After launch, the deployer renounces DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE on the token. No one can grant new roles, freeze wallets, pause transfers, or mint outside the fair mint.
Both contracts are verified on Basescan so anyone can read exactly what they do. Don't trust our word — read the code.
A dedicated venue for B20 inscriptions — list, browse and trade $BERB and future B20 fair mints with near-zero fees, settled natively on Base.
Follow for the announcementB20 is the native token standard introduced by Base's Beryl upgrade (June 2026). Unlike ERC-20 tokens, B20 tokens run as precompiles inside the chain itself — faster, cheaper, and fully ERC-20 compatible. Read the official spec.
It's a fair-mint model inspired by BRC-20 on Bitcoin: a fixed amount per mint, first come first served, open to everyone equally. On B20, minting is role-gated, so $BERB grants that role to a single immutable public contract — that's what makes the mint fair and permissionless.
0.00001 ETH per inscription of 100 $BERB, plus network gas on Base (typically a fraction of a cent). You can mint 1 to 10,000 inscriptions in one transaction. None of the supply is reserved for the team.
Verify it yourself: the FairMint contract is the only MINT_ROLE holder, its code is verified on Basescan, and the deployer's admin role is renounced after launch. Once renounced, no one — including us — can mint extra supply, freeze wallets, or pause transfers.
After the mint completes. Follow us on X for the announcement — early minters will be the first to know.
No. $BERB is a community fair-mint token with no promised value, roadmap returns, or yield. Mint it because you want to be part of the first B20 inscription experiment — never spend more than you can afford to lose.