The Base Layer 2 network has activated its Beryl mainnet upgrade, introducing faster withdrawal times, a new B20 token standard, and performance improvements.
A faster development cycle for the foundation
The previous update, known as Azul, marked a major transition in the Base architecture. It laid the foundation for faster iteration cycles, allowing the network to deploy updates more frequently rather than waiting for long release intervals typical of previous Layer 2 systems.
Reduced withdrawal times for users
Introduction of the B20 token standard
The developers working on Base have positioned B20 as a performance-oriented standard designed to streamline token creation and management, particularly for stablecoins and real-world tokenized assets.
Features designed for institutional and stablecoin use
Reth V2 improves network efficiency
Getting ready for the next update: Cobalt
Impact on merchants and developers
Conclusion
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