Base, the Ethereum layer-2 network developed by Coinbase, has rescheduled its Beryl mainnet hard fork to June 26 to allow additional preparation time. The delay stems from a timing issue involving the B20 Activation Registry, which needs to become fully operational before the upgrade can safely proceed. Hard forks are coordinated network upgrades that require supporting infrastructure to be ready in advance to avoid disruptions or compatibility problems. By postponing the activation, Base aims to ensure the registry is functioning correctly when the changes take effect. The decision reflects a cautious approach to deploying protocol-level updates on a live network handling user transactions and value. No major issues were reported beyond the scheduling adjustment, and the upgrade is expected to proceed on the revised date once the registry reaches full readiness.
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