Base's B20 standard goes live, native token issuance no longer requires writing contracts—developers ecstatic.

CoinJie Network news: Base has announced the activation of its B20 token standard on the mainnet, allowing developers to issue native stablecoins, tokenized real-world assets, and other fungible tokens without deploying custom ERC-20 smart contracts. According to Base documentation, the B20 standard officially went live at 18:00 UTC on June 8 following the coordinated upgrade, and developers can begin creating tokens under the protocol-level framework. The B20 standard is compatible with the ERC-20 specification and supports the ERC-2612 permit feature, ensuring that existing wallets, exchanges, and indexers can continue to be used without modification. The standard also includes built-in issuer control functions, covering minting, burning, pausing, transfer restrictions, supply limits, and transaction memos.