TL;DR

• The specific Base address 0x6f89bca4ea5931edfcb09786267b251dee752b07 is not clearly verifiable on public explorers as an active, indexed token as of the latest checks.
• “REGENT” also appears in the context of Regent Animata membership NFTs on Base, but those are non-fungible items and may not map to this fungible-token-style address.
• Other “REGENT” tokens exist on different chains (e.g., BSC, Solana) and are unrelated to this Base address.
• Proceed with caution, verify on official block explorers, and use trusted dashboards and marketplaces for tracking and trading.

Why this matters

Base is a Layer 2 network built by Coinbase, designed to make Ethereum transactions cheaper and faster. With meme tokens and NFT drops launching daily, it’s easy to confuse similarly named assets across chains—or even across token types (fungible vs. NFT). This piece clarifies what we can and can’t confirm about REGENT on Base at the address 0x6f89bca4ea5931edfcb09786267b251dee752b07, and how to verify things yourself.

What we can verify right now

• Address status: Searches for 0x6f89bca4ea5931edfcb09786267b251dee752b07 on public sources did not show a clearly deployed, indexed token on Base via BaseScan. That doesn’t prove it never existed; it could be extremely new, unindexed, a test deployment, or simply an incorrect address.
• Name overlap: “REGENT” is a name used by multiple projects on different chains. Name alone is not enough—always match the exact contract address on the correct chain.

The Regent Animata angle (NFT membership)

There are Regent Animata NFT collections on Base described as membership-style drops:

• Regent Animata I (launched October 2025)
• Regent Animata II (launched October 2025)

These appear on marketplaces like OpenSea. That suggests a “REGENT” association within a membership/NFT context on Base. Important nuance:

• NFTs are non-fungible tokens—each item is unique—unlike a fungible ERC-20 meme token where all units are interchangeable.
• The presence of these NFT collections does not automatically confirm that 0x6f89…b07 is a fungible REGENT token contract. Treat them as separate unless you can directly match the contract addresses on-chain.

Don’t mix up with other “REGENT” tokens

• BSC: A “REGENT COIN” exists on Binance Smart Chain with a different contract and separate ecosystem.
• Solana: A “REGENT” token trades on Solana DEXs like Raydium, unrelated to Base.

If you see “REGENT” on a chart or social post, always:

• Confirm the chain (Base vs. BSC vs. Solana).
• Confirm the exact contract address, not just the ticker.

How to verify the Base address yourself

• BaseScan check: Search the address on BaseScan and confirm:
  • Contract creation and verification status
  • Token standard (ERC-20 vs. ERC-721/1155)
  • Holders, transfers, and recent activity
• Source code and socials: Verified contracts often display links to an official site or socials. Cross-check those links against an official X/Discord/website you trust.
• NFT marketplace match: If you’re investigating an NFT connection, confirm the collection’s contract address on OpenSea or the project’s website, then match it on BaseScan. Do not rely on collection names alone.

If REGENT becomes tradable on Base

Should a fungible REGENT token at 0x6f89…b07 (or another verified address) list on Base DEXs, you can:

• Track and trade via smart dashboards like gmgn.ai, which surfaces live price action, liquidity, and wallet flows.
• For NFT variants, use marketplaces like OpenSea for listing and bid activity.

Tip: When a token is new, spreads can be wide and liquidity thin. Start small, confirm taxes and trading permissions, and re-check the contract after every update.

Practical safety checklist

• Contract verification: Is the contract verified on BaseScan? Is the source code readable?
• Token type: Is it an ERC-20 fungible token or an NFT (ERC-721/1155)? Don’t confuse the two.
• Liquidity and taxes: If fungible, inspect liquidity pools and any buy/sell taxes. Watch for honeypot behavior.
• Social footprints: Do the website and socials match the contract that’s actually trading?
• Name collisions: Tickers repeat across chains. The address is the only truth.

Bottom line

As of the latest review, the specific address 0x6f89bca4ea5931edfcb09786267b251dee752b07 is not clearly indexed on Base as a live fungible token. Meanwhile, “REGENT” appears in the context of Regent Animata membership NFTs on Base, which are non-fungible and may be unrelated to this address. If you plan to track or trade any future REGENT deployment on Base, verify on BaseScan, check marketplace contract matches for NFTs, and use tools like gmgn.ai to monitor activity in real time.