Bridging $BERRIE

Bridging BERRIE to Arbitrum: Secure, Transparent, and Supply-Capped

As BerrieDex expands its multi-chain presence, it’s essential to preserve supply integrity and security when bridging $BERRIE between ecosystems like Solana and Arbitrum. Here’s how our bridge system ensures that the total $BERRIE supply never exceeds its hard cap of 10 million tokens, no matter where it’s held:

How the Berrie Bridge Works

The bridge is designed to follow a simple and secure lock-and-mint, burn-and-unlock model:

Bridging to Arbitrum (SOL - ARB)

• User locks $BERRIE into a secure vault on Solana.

• The bridge then mints a 1:1 equivalent of $BERRIE on Arbitrum, ensuring full collateralization.

Bridging Back to Solana (ARB - SOL)

• The user burns the bridged $BERRIE tokens on Arbitrum.

• This action triggers the unlocking of original $BERRIE on the Solana side.

The front-end interface is currently restricted to a single authorized wallet—this prevents any unauthorized minting or unlocking activity.

Why This Matters: Guaranteed Supply Cap

BerrieDex maintains a strict 10 million $BERRIE supply cap, enforced across all chains. This bridge model ensures:

• No inflation risk: New tokens are only minted when old ones are locked.

• Supply visibility: Users can verify bridge vaults and mint/burn events on-chain.

• One-to-one parity: Every bridged token has a corresponding lock or burn record.