Bernese Chain

Is there a cap?

Image: A companion, showcasing editorial style. Random picture from commons. Author Smallbones. CC-BY-SA. Supply is limited to 132 Million Bernese. Minting rights have been burned.

What can I do with my $BERNESE?

#1. Just hold it. #2. Another revenue activity is to pool $BERNESE together with $WBTC (in pool 2038), with $wstETH (in pool 2037), with Gold ($PAXG) (in pool 3001), with USD (in pool 2239) or even get better APRs by predicting closer ranges of sideway moves within the USD concentrated liquidity pool (in pool 2178). For more pairs, there is a variety of pools listed here.

Is it safe? Will it be swept by a single user?

5% of the supply, as of creation (April 2024), was paired with 6100 $OSMO and sent to an inaccessible wallet (burn address). Airdrop was thoroughly checked by different members of the community at the time, and 110000 addresses were eligible with different allocations. Largest known whale owned 0.46% of the supply. 34% of the supply, as of today (August 2025), has been paired with diversified assets

What's $BERNESE added value?

Bernese's value is intangible and subjective. Members of the community have given value to different factors: Community is humble: The airdrop depended on a very wide group of people giving support to a chain that was about to close (proportionally to their stakes). It is just a large breed dog token and might appeal to users that appreciate dogs justs as they are.

Where is the liquidity located?

Liquidity can be found in Osmosis, in pools 2038, 1700, 2037, 2039, 2239, 2178.