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Về Baseline
Baseline is an on-chain asset issuance protocol built on the idea that a token should hold and manage its own liquidity. Every token issued through Baseline ships with a built-in market maker that quotes both sides on-chain around the clock, with part of the trading fee flowing to stakers and part funding buybacks that remove supply from the market.
Its Mercury upgrade splits AMM reserves into two layers: a backing pool that holds a price floor and a buffer pool that handles price discovery, so the pool always knows how much supply is circulating and prices accordingly. Depositing the token returns bTokens that accrue staking rewards and can serve as borrowing collateral, A simulator also lets issuers backtest price paths and buyback intensity under different parameters before deployment, alongside separate modules for adverse-selection protection against opening-block snipers and for leveraged buybacks.
On April 20, 2026, Baseline's B token launched on Ethereum mainnet, migrated and rebranded from YES, which had run on Base. Total supply is fixed at 21 million, with 60% circulating and 40% allocated to token-owned liquidity, and no team or investor allocation. In June the team released a CLI and SDK agent stack supporting token launches, swaps, staking, borrowing and leverage across Ethereum mainnet and Base.
On security, Guardian published Baseline's second AMM audit on December 30, 2025, recording 47 findings including 4 critical and 14 high severity; its Mercury round 3 report, published May 7, 2026 and covering a review window from January 21 to April 30, recorded 109 findings including 4 critical and 9 high, most of them acknowledged and remediated. Baseline has gone through three versions, two chains and eight audits.
Baseline's priority is letting tokens own and programmatically manage their own liquidity, folding issuance, market making and lending into one pipeline, and opening the launch flow to automated agents through the new tooling.
Baseline's Mercury AMM applies a standard swap fee of 1%, with 50% of post-protocol fees distributed to the token creator and the remaining 50% to bToken stakers.