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Hyperlane Bridged TEA (Base)

HTEA Rank #4480
$0.00004209▼ 0.53%24h
Low $0.00004125High $0.00004232

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Market cap$279.4KRank #4480
Fully diluted value$279.4K
Volume (24h)$5.4KVol / Mcap 1.94%
Circulating supply6.64BHTEA
Total supply6.64B
Max supply∞no hard cap
All-time high$0.00009147Jun 4, 2026
All-time low$0.00003126Jun 13, 2026

What is Hyperlane Bridged TEA (Base)?

Overview

TEA is the native token of Tea Protocol, a Layer 2 blockchain that incentivizes open-source software developers by rewarding them based on the value their packages create throughout the software supply chain. hTEA represents TEA on the Base network through Hyperlane's cross-chain bridging infrastructure. The token enables developers and users to participate in an ecosystem aimed at recognizing and sustaining open-source contributions.

How it works

Tea Protocol is built on the OP Stack framework, making it a Layer 2 blockchain. hTEA is issued as an xERC20 token via Hyperlane, allowing interoperability between Tea Protocol and Base while maintaining unified liquidity across chains.

Token and supply

TEA serves as the network's native token, with total supply of approximately 6.64 billion tokens. No maximum supply cap has been specified.

Team and history

Tea Protocol was created by the developers behind Homebrew and pkgx, with backing from Binance Labs. The network launched mainnet on June 3, 2026.

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