Rejected tokens on Base

Base has become the second major launch venue for retail-facing tokens, combining Ethereum's security assumptions with fees low enough for mass pool creation. That combination attracts both genuine experiments and high-volume factory launches.

Rejections on Base are screened by the identical rule set as every other network, with contract-level flags verified through GoPlus before any token is allowed onto the board.

The Base rejection mix skews toward social-driven launches: tokens spun up around a moment, promoted hard for an hour, and abandoned by the next cycle. The log below shows how consistently these launches fail the same three floors — liquidity, volume and transaction count — regardless of how loud the promotion was.