Plain language about what BREMO is, what it is not, what can never change, what can, and the risks. This page exists to inform you, not to trap you.
BREMO is an open source cryptographic asset with a fixed supply of 21,000,000, held as a native coin on the Bremo network (chain ID 48555) and as a standard ERC-20 token on the Ethereum network at 0x93CfAE1cfa7AAA1f7D4b8Af85697a600a8dAdC2C. Always verify that address; anything else claiming to be BREMO is not.
BREMO is not an investment, a security, a share, or a claim on anyone's business, revenue, or effort. Holding it gives you no equity, no dividends, no voting rights, and no promise of profit. The project does not sell BREMO and does not promise that it will be worth anything. If anyone offers to sell you BREMO, or tells you it will make you money, they do not speak for this project, and you should assume they are trying to take yours.
The supply. The 21,000,000 cap is enforced by code that is deployed, immutable, and publicly verifiable. The ERC-20 contract has no mint function, no owner, no pause switch, and no admin keys. Nobody, including the people who created Bremo, can increase the supply, freeze balances, or roll back transactions on it. You do not need to trust that sentence: read the contract source in downloads and check the deployed bytecode yourself.
That paragraph is about the ERC-20 contract on Ethereum, which is the ledger every recorded gift lives on, and it is scoped to that contract deliberately. It is not a claim about Bremo's own chain 48555. That chain runs on a single validator on a single machine, its head has been rewound twice, and until independent validators exist it should not be treated as a durable ledger. The measured events, the reasons and the evidence are published on the network page. Clarified 2026-07-30, because the sentence above was true and could have been read as covering both.
Everything that is not the supply. Roadmaps, timelines, features, integrations, and plans published on this site are honest intentions, not guarantees. Software projects evolve and sometimes miss. Rather than claiming unlimited discretion, the project makes one commitment about change: the current true status is always published at bremo.tech/roadmap, including what is done, what is not, and what gates remain. When plans change, that page changes.
Corrected 2026-08-05. This clause previously said there were no liquidity pools created by the project and that any future market would be announced on this site first, after the legal review the roadmap describes. Neither held. One market exists and this project opened it: a Uniswap v3 pool for BREMO and WETH at 0x44c9D9761f8039cD0e17F040bF06b546b6f3933D, created and funded on 2026-07-31 by the wallet that deployed the token. Checked on 2026-08-05 it held 99,999.999999999985 BREMO against 0.000296248332821778 WETH, so it holds almost no ether and anyone trading against it can lose money. The project does not sell BREMO, does not publish or endorse a price, promises no return and does not encourage anyone to buy. Coins in circulation were given, not sold. The pool was opened before the legal review described on the roadmap was complete, and it was not announced here first; this correction is the announcement. The project does not sell BREMO and is not listed on any exchange.
You can lose everything. Cryptographic assets can go to zero and stay there. BREMO has no price today and may never have one.
Transactions are irreversible. If you send coins to a wrong address, or lose the keys to your wallet, no one can undo it or recover them for you, including us.
Software has bugs. The contracts are open source and carefully built, but they have not yet had an independent security audit. That is disclosed on the roadmap and will change before any distribution program opens.
Networks have dependencies. Congestion, fee spikes, forks, wallet software failures, and infrastructure outages are all possible on any blockchain, including Ethereum and the Bremo network.
You are responsible for the security of your own wallet and keys, for confirming that holding a cryptographic asset is lawful where you live, and for any taxes that may arise from acquiring, holding, or transferring BREMO in your jurisdiction. The project cannot do any of that for you.
The BREMO contracts, the Bremo network, this website, and every related tool are provided as-is, without warranties of any kind, express or implied. You use them at your own risk.
Bremo is an independent open source project. It is not a bank, not a deposit product, not a financial service, and not affiliated with any company sharing the name. Questions and concerns reach a human at hello@bremo.tech.