Toshi

Toshi is a meme token built on the Base blockchain, named after Coinbase co-founder Brian Armstrong's cat. Like most meme tokens, it does not claim to solve a specific technical problem; its existence is rooted in community participation and internet culture rather than a utility function. It sits within the cat-themed and Base-native meme categories and also appears in the BNB Chain ecosystem.

Toshi is a token that lives on the Base network, an Ethereum layer-2 chain, and inherits that network's consensus and settlement rather than operating its own. The token itself carries no recorded block time or consensus algorithm of its own, which is consistent with it being a straightforward fungible token rather than a protocol. Beyond transferability between wallets, no additional on-chain mechanism is recorded for this asset.

No fee stream is recorded for Toshi in the available data, meaning this site carries no figures for protocol revenue, fee payers, or fee recipients. The circulating supply stands at 420,690,000,000 tokens, which equals the maximum supply, so 100 percent of all tokens that will ever exist are already in circulation. There is no dilution overhang and no supply pending release, as both figures sit at 0.0 percent. Because there is no fee-based revenue recorded, fee-derived valuation measures that this site might apply to other assets are not applicable here.