A digital collectible ecosystem on Base: NFT mines and games, a fixed-supply token, and trading products such as MineSwap, built by developers and traders.
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Marketing communication. Crypto-assets are highly volatile and you could lose everything you spend. BG is not covered by EU investor-compensation or deposit-guarantee schemes. BG carries no promise of value or return. Read the risk factors.
The BG contract has no mint function and its ownership is renounced, so the 10,000 units created at deployment can only be reduced, by burning them. Each burn is permanent and visible on-chain.
One mark per unit, read live from the contract, reading left to right: gold is freely held, blue is locked in the clanker mines, white sits in liquidity pools, and the red edge has been burned and can never come back — with the last day’s burns picked out in orange at the very end.
Every mechanism executes on-chain and can be checked on Base. A burn either sends BG to the burn address or destroys it through the token’s burn function, which lowers total supply directly. Opening a mine uses the burn function.
Any holder can retire units from their own balance through the burn interface. Irreversible, permissionless, immediately reflected in total supply.
Exchange revenue is routed into open-market BG purchases, which are then burned.
Each ERC-721 mine plot is minted against 0.10 BG, which is burned in full at the moment of purchase: total supply falls by 0.10 BG.
Every unit spent in the mine shop is burned in full. No treasury capture, no recycling back into circulation.
ETH paid for in-game structures reaches the InstantBurn contract, which market-buys BG and burns it.
The Golden Council can vote on protocol burns from treasury holdings. Votes are cast gasless on Snapshot, and the team carries out the result.
Six mechanisms, and each one permanently removes BG from circulation. A holder, a trader or a player triggers each of them alone. There is no mint function, so total supply can only fall, through burns.
MineSwap is BaseGold’s trading product: a five-contract DEX aggregator that routes across Uniswap V2 and V3, Aerodrome and the rest of the Base liquidity map, and feeds the buyback-and-burn engine from a 0.15% fee on the input token (pool fees and network gas are additional).
Smart routing across all Base liquidity. A 0.15% fee on the input token; pool fees and network gas are additional.
BG is tracked by the major aggregators, with price pages, verified charts and enhanced token profiles.
A plot is an ERC‑721 NFT on Base, minted against 0.10 BG, with on-chain metadata that changes as the plot is worked. Everything spent inside it — shop upgrades, barracks, raids — is paid in BG and burned in full. Three seasons have run, and season 3 is live.
Mint a plot, work it through the season, and defend it against raids. Every unit you spend in the shop leaves circulation for good.
One plot, held as an ERC‑721 on Base, with on-chain metadata that changes as you work it.
Shop upgrades and barracks are paid in BG, and every unit spent is burned in full. None of it returns to circulation.
Raids and defence run between mine holders, and plots carry across seasons.
Each application burns BG by a defined mechanism, described in the sections above.
DEX aggregator with an autonomous buyback-and-burn engine.
0.15%FeeV2/V3Depth Trade → NFT · ERC-721 The MineMine plots minted against 0.10 BG, with dynamic on-chain metadata and seasonal tournaments.
0.10 BGPer plot3Seasons run Season 3 live → Competitive WarBarracks, raids and defence between mine holders. Upgrades are paid in BG and burned.
100%Of spend burnedPvPRaids Enter →Built on OpenZeppelin’s audited ERC-20 and ERC20Burnable implementations, reviewed by Blockaid, with full source published on BaseScan. There is no administrative override on user funds. Smart-contract risk can be reduced but never eliminated — the white paper sets out the risk factors in full.
No mint function, no upgrade path, no administrative key over your balance. Verify all three on BaseScan.
Buy BGA holding of one BG admits a member. The Council votes on MineSwap fee ratios, burn scheduling, treasury disbursement and protocol direction. Votes are cast gasless on Snapshot, and the team carries out the result.
Governance framework →A pre-notification draft structured to follow Title II of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (MiCA): tokenomics, ecosystem architecture, rights and obligations, risk factors and sustainability disclosures. It does not of itself evidence compliance with MiCA and has not been notified to or approved by any competent authority.
Read the white paper →Exchange, custody and integration enquiries are handled directly. Contract data, liquidity records and disclosure documents are available on request.
Contact the team →Contract deployed on Base: 10,000 units, no mint function. Liquidity across ten venues. MiCA white paper published as a pre-notification draft. DEX Screener and CoinMarketCap listings.
MineSwap fills one order across every BG venue and burns from every trade. The Mine’s ERC‑721 plots, shop and War seasons burn 100% of in-game BG. Golden Council voting open to any holder.
MineSwap v2. Every pool realises its protocol share inside the swap: on BG pairs it burns in the same transaction; ETH and USDC pairs forward it to the immutable fee vault, where a self-funding Furnace converts it to BG and burns 99%. No owner, no upgrade path, no fee switch, no keeper key.
A planned token launchpad on Base, and the Divi Protocol, a planned optional distribution mechanism for launched tokens. Both are in development and not released; no terms, rates or dates have been set, and details may change.
BaseGold is a digital collectible ecosystem on Base: NFT mines and games, a fixed-supply token, and trading products such as MineSwap, built by developers and traders. BG is the fixed-supply token and in-game currency, with 10,000 units, no mint function and renounced ownership. MineSwap is a trading product whose protocol fee buys and burns BG, and The Mine burns every unit spent on plots, upgrades and War.
Through any Base-network venue listed above, or through MineSwap, which routes across all of them. An EVM wallet holding ETH on Base is required for settlement.
A plot is minted against 0.10 BG and held as an ERC‑721 on Base, with on-chain metadata that changes as the plot is worked. Three seasons have run and season 3 is live at Gold Mines.
A mine is an ERC‑721 NFT that gives access to The Mine, the game. BG is spent inside it: shop upgrades and barracks are paid in BG and burned in full, raids and defence run between mine holders, and plots carry across seasons. BG spent in the game is burned rather than recycled, and so is the 0.10 BG it takes to open a mine.
The contract contains no mint function and is not upgradeable. Ten thousand units were created once at deployment; the only permitted change to total supply is downward, through burns. Source code is verified and readable on BaseScan.
BG transfers settle on Base in about one second, at a cost below one cent. An EVM wallet holding ETH on Base is required for settlement.
No party can move, freeze or dilute holder balances. Parameters that remain adjustable — exchange fee ratios, burn scheduling, treasury disbursement — are decided by Golden Council vote, open to any holder of one BG or more.
MineSwap v2. Each pool takes its 0.15% protocol share inside the swap and, on BG pairs, sends it to the burn address in the same transaction. Pools quoted in ETH or USDC forward their share to an immutable fee vault, where a self-funding Furnace converts it to BG and burns 99%. There is no owner, no upgrade path and no fee switch, so the burn cannot be turned off.
A planned way to launch tokens on Base, quoted in BG. It is in development and not released; no terms, rates or dates have been set, and details may change.
A planned optional distribution mechanism for launched tokens. It is in development and not released; no terms, rates or dates have been set, and details may change.
No. BG is not a stablecoin, is not pegged and holds no claim on physical metal. BG trades in liquidity pairs against other crypto-assets, and its price is set by those markets alone.
Price volatility, market and liquidity risk, smart-contract risk, and dependence on the Base network. BG is not covered by EU investor-compensation or deposit-guarantee schemes and you could lose everything you spend. The white paper states the risk factors in full.
Burn milestones, season results, listing news and protocol updates as they happen. Every claim on this page is posted with the transaction behind it.
Ten thousand units were created at deployment. The contract has no mint function.
The account is the protocol’s public record.