Qual é o preço atual de Brett (Based)?
O preço atual de Brett (Based) é 0,004417 € com uma variação de 2,09% nas últimas 24 horas.
Brett (Based) is a meme token on Base, Coinbase's Ethereum layer 2. It is named after Brett, a character from Matt Furie's comic Boy's Club, the same comic that produced Pepe. The project's own site is direct about the relationship: it describes Brett as "the legendary character from Matt Furie's Boys' club comic" who is "now living on the BASE blockchain as a Fan tribute." It is an unofficial tribute rather than a licensed property, and it has no protocol, no product and no revenue model.
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The people who created and deployed BRETT are not publicly identified. The website names no founders, publishes no team page, and there is no whitepaper or public code repository. This is normal for meme tokens and it is also a genuine limitation: there is no identified party accountable for the project's conduct.
What the project does publish, in place of a team, is verifiable on-chain evidence. The site links two Base transactions directly, one labelled as the contract ownership renouncement and one labelled as the liquidity pool being locked for 365 days. It also publishes its launch allocation: 85% to the liquidity pool, 10% to a treasury and 5% to a centralized exchange wallet. Those are checkable claims on a public explorer, which is a meaningfully better disclosure posture than a roadmap with no evidence behind it.
Brett the character comes from Matt Furie's Boy's Club, published in the mid-2000s. Furie is not associated with the token, and the site's own wording as a fan tribute acknowledges that.
BRETT is a plain ERC-20 contract on Base. Transfers, balances and approvals behave exactly as the standard specifies. Gas is paid in ETH on Base, not in BRETT. There is no staking module, no emission schedule, no burn mechanism tied to activity and no governance contract.
Base itself is an OP Stack rollup. Transactions execute on Base and are posted to Ethereum, which is where the data availability and ultimate settlement guarantees come from. In practice this means BRETT transfers are cheap and fast while inheriting Ethereum's security for the underlying rollup state, subject to the usual rollup caveats around sequencing and withdrawal delays.
Price discovery is entirely secondary. Liquidity sits in automated market maker pools on Base decentralized exchanges, and the asset is also listed on centralized venues for spot and perpetual futures trading. A separate deployment exists on BNB Chain, which is a distinct contract and not the same liquidity.
BRETT has no documented utility beyond holding, transferring and trading. It does not entitle holders to fees, governance rights or access to any service, and it is not required to use anything. There is no transfer tax mechanism documented, and no treasury distribution program.
The practical roles it plays are speculation, community identity within Base, use as a trading and derivatives pair, and occasional use as an eligible asset in third-party Base applications that choose to support it.
The strongest asset is the lineage. Brett and Pepe come from the same comic, which gives BRETT a narrative connection to the largest meme franchise in crypto without being a Pepe derivative or fork. The site leans on this, describing Brett as Pepe's best friend on Base.
The second is that it became one of the tokens most closely identified with Base itself during that chain's early growth, which produced unusually broad exchange coverage for a meme asset, including perpetual futures on a wide set of venues. That is liquidity infrastructure most meme tokens never obtain.
Pepe is the reference point and is an Ethereum mainnet asset with a far larger holder base. Toshi is the other well-known Base meme, tied to a cat associated with Coinbase rather than to an existing comic property. Degen began as a tipping token inside the Farcaster social ecosystem and therefore had a functional use before it had a market, which BRETT never did. Mog Coin belongs to a different aesthetic lineage entirely.
The practical difference between BRETT and most Base memes is the depth of its listing coverage and the fact that its supply mechanics were fixed and published at launch rather than adjusted over time.
At the chain level, BRETT inherits Base's security model as an OP Stack rollup settling to Ethereum. At the contract level, it is a standard ERC-20 with no unusual logic, which minimizes the surface area for bugs.
The project's specific security claims are the renounced ownership and the locked liquidity. Renouncing ownership means privileged administrative functions can no longer be called, so supply cannot be inflated and transfer rules cannot be changed after the fact. A 365-day liquidity lock means the initial pool position cannot be withdrawn during that window. Both are published as transaction links, and both should be verified on BaseScan directly, including checking whether the lock has since expired or been renewed. There is no audit and no bug bounty, because there is essentially no bespoke code to audit.
BRETT is a useful case study in how a meme asset can become part of a chain's identity. It arrived early in Base's growth, absorbed a large share of that chain's speculative attention, and ended up with derivatives listings across most major venues. For anyone studying how liquidity and culture move between chains, Brett is one of the clearest examples of a meme token functioning as a proxy for interest in the network it lives on rather than in anything it does.
BRETT trades on Base decentralized exchanges, where it can be swapped from ETH or stablecoins through AMM pools, and on a wide range of centralized exchanges for both spot and perpetual futures. The project's own website maintains a list of venues.
For on-chain purchases you need ETH on Base for gas. Bridge from Ethereum or withdraw directly to Base from an exchange that supports it. Confirm the contract address against the one published on the official site before swapping.
BRETT on Base is a standard ERC-20 and works with any EVM wallet, including MetaMask, Rabby and Coinbase Wallet, once the Base network is added. You may need to add the token contract manually for the balance to display. For larger holdings, pair a hardware wallet such as a Ledger or Trezor with the software wallet so signing keys never touch an internet-connected machine.
If you hold the BNB Chain deployment, note that it is a separate contract on a separate network and cannot be sent to a Base address. Exchange custody is simpler for active trading but leaves the keys with the exchange. Whichever you choose, store recovery phrases offline and never share them.
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Leia o guia completo de paper tradingO preço atual de Brett (Based) é 0,004417 € com uma variação de 2,09% nas últimas 24 horas.
O volume diário de negociação é 276 003 € representando uma variação de 17,88% nas últimas 24 horas.
A capitalização de mercado de Brett (Based) é 43 769 028 €, ocupando a posição #304 globalmente.
A avaliação totalmente diluída (FDV) de Brett (Based) é 44 168 285 €, calculada assumindo o fornecimento máximo de 9 999 998 988 BRETT.
Em circulação: 9 909 604 420. Total: 9 909 604 420. Máximo: 9 999 998 988.
Nas últimas 24 horas, Brett (Based) foi negociado entre um mínimo de 0,004155 € e um máximo de 0,004445 €.
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