SHIB Launches on Base Using the Standard Bridge
We’ve deployed $SHIB using the canonical bridge built into the OP Stack — the same trustless infrastructure that powers ETH and USDC on Base. This is what enables us to distribute rewards on Shib.wiki with low fees.
This isn’t a wrapped experiment, a synthetic token, or a community workaround. It’s the official, fully secured way to bring SHIB onto a cheaper Layer 2 while keeping it backed 1:1 by Ethereum.
On Base, SHIB moves through the Standard Bridge, the core mechanism used across OP Stack chains. That comes with several important benefits:
Trustless and Secured by Ethereum
Every SHIB bridged to Base is locked 1:1 inside the official Base bridge contract on Ethereum. No external custodians. No custom minting. No third-party risk.
Faster, Cheaper Transactions
Base offers dramatically lower fees, making SHIB transfers, payments, and on-chain participation far more accessible.
Canonical Token, Not Wrapped
This is the expected and recognized form of SHIB on Base. Apps and developers can rely on it without worrying about mismatched standards or liquidity fragmentation.
Base Contract: 0x728516d460C60DC147aE0DA3a75D3Ac0984F20Ed
Ethereum Contract: 0x95aD61b0a150d79219dCF64E1E6Cc01f0B64C4cE
Both addresses correspond through the OP Stack’s canonical mapping and are verifiable on-chain.
How to Bridge SHIB to Base
The simplest way to move SHIB onto Base is through SuperBridge:
1. Connect your wallet on Ethereum Mainnet
2. Select SHIB using the Ethereum contract address
3. Enter the amount you’d like to bridge
4. Confirm the transaction
5. After finalization, your SHIB will appear on Base at the canonical address
Developers can integrate SHIB in dApps on Base like we did, without forcing users to pay Mainnet-level fees. Base is quickly becoming one of the most active L2s for consumer applications. SHIB now fits directly into that environment.
SHIB on Base will enable new features, rewards, and integrated tools across the platform.
As soon as ShibChain is live, it’ll become part of Shib.wiki, and you’ll be able to jump between Base and ShibChain.
We’ve deployed $SHIB using the canonical bridge built into the OP Stack — the same trustless infrastructure that powers ETH and USDC on Base. This is what enables us to distribute rewards on Shib.wiki with low fees.
This isn’t a wrapped experiment, a synthetic token, or a community workaround. It’s the official, fully secured way to bring SHIB onto a cheaper Layer 2 while keeping it backed 1:1 by Ethereum.
On Base, SHIB moves through the Standard Bridge, the core mechanism used across OP Stack chains. That comes with several important benefits:
Trustless and Secured by Ethereum
Every SHIB bridged to Base is locked 1:1 inside the official Base bridge contract on Ethereum. No external custodians. No custom minting. No third-party risk.
Faster, Cheaper Transactions
Base offers dramatically lower fees, making SHIB transfers, payments, and on-chain participation far more accessible.
Canonical Token, Not Wrapped
This is the expected and recognized form of SHIB on Base. Apps and developers can rely on it without worrying about mismatched standards or liquidity fragmentation.
Base Contract: 0x728516d460C60DC147aE0DA3a75D3Ac0984F20Ed
Ethereum Contract: 0x95aD61b0a150d79219dCF64E1E6Cc01f0B64C4cE
Both addresses correspond through the OP Stack’s canonical mapping and are verifiable on-chain.
How to Bridge SHIB to Base
The simplest way to move SHIB onto Base is through SuperBridge:
1. Connect your wallet on Ethereum Mainnet
2. Select SHIB using the Ethereum contract address
3. Enter the amount you’d like to bridge
4. Confirm the transaction
5. After finalization, your SHIB will appear on Base at the canonical address
Developers can integrate SHIB in dApps on Base like we did, without forcing users to pay Mainnet-level fees. Base is quickly becoming one of the most active L2s for consumer applications. SHIB now fits directly into that environment.
SHIB on Base will enable new features, rewards, and integrated tools across the platform.
As soon as ShibChain is live, it’ll become part of Shib.wiki, and you’ll be able to jump between Base and ShibChain.
We’ve deployed $SHIB using the canonical bridge built into the OP Stack — the same trustless infrastructure that powers ETH and USDC on Base. This is what enables us to distribute rewards on Shib.wiki with low fees.
This isn’t a wrapped experiment, a synthetic token, or a community workaround. It’s the official, fully secured way to bring SHIB onto a cheaper Layer 2 while keeping it backed 1:1 by Ethereum.
On Base, SHIB moves through the Standard Bridge, the core mechanism used across OP Stack chains. That comes with several important benefits:
Trustless and Secured by Ethereum
Every SHIB bridged to Base is locked 1:1 inside the official Base bridge contract on Ethereum. No external custodians. No custom minting. No third-party risk.
Faster, Cheaper Transactions
Base offers dramatically lower fees, making SHIB transfers, payments, and on-chain participation far more accessible.
Canonical Token, Not Wrapped
This is the expected and recognized form of SHIB on Base. Apps and developers can rely on it without worrying about mismatched standards or liquidity fragmentation.
Base Contract: 0x728516d460C60DC147aE0DA3a75D3Ac0984F20Ed
Ethereum Contract: 0x95aD61b0a150d79219dCF64E1E6Cc01f0B64C4cE
Both addresses correspond through the OP Stack’s canonical mapping and are verifiable on-chain.
How to Bridge SHIB to Base
The simplest way to move SHIB onto Base is through SuperBridge:
1. Connect your wallet on Ethereum Mainnet
2. Select SHIB using the Ethereum contract address
3. Enter the amount you’d like to bridge
4. Confirm the transaction
5. After finalization, your SHIB will appear on Base at the canonical address
Developers can integrate SHIB in dApps on Base like we did, without forcing users to pay Mainnet-level fees. Base is quickly becoming one of the most active L2s for consumer applications. SHIB now fits directly into that environment.
SHIB on Base will enable new features, rewards, and integrated tools across the platform.
As soon as ShibChain is live, it’ll become part of Shib.wiki, and you’ll be able to jump between Base and ShibChain.