Beezie plans to move its Base inventory and marketplace activity to Solana, consolidating its tokenized collectibles platform on a single chain. The transition starts today, and users can migrate from Oct. 20 to Oct. 27 under the company's migration plan.
The change replaces the multichain approach Beezie outlined when it announced its Solana expansion in May.
The company aims to combine its separate pools of collectors and inventory in one marketplace, where users can access Claw Machines, trade collectibles and manage their collections.
Base Migration Dates and Service Changes
Beezie will pause Base Claws at 3 a.m. Eastern on Oct. 19 while it moves their inventory to Solana.
The one-click migration tool opens at 8 a.m. Eastern on Oct. 20 for eligible collectibles and supported Beezie wallet funds. Beezie will pause Base physical redemptions at the same time.
The seven-day migration window closes at 8 a.m. Eastern on Oct. 27, when Base marketplace buying and selling also stop. Beezie will automatically migrate remaining eligible collectibles during maintenance.
Beezie expects approximately 48 hours of maintenance on its main website after the window closes. All Base site actions, including marketplace trading and funds bridging, will also be unavailable during maintenance.
Beezie has already paused new distributions of bonus free pulls and discount codes, though unused codes remain valid until their original expiration dates. It will stop launching new Base raffles and drops through the Points Shop and Points Vault. Existing Base raffles will finish as scheduled on Oct. 17.
Wallet Funds Require User Action
The migration tool supports both eligible collectibles and supported Beezie wallet funds, but the automatic migration applies only to collectibles. Users must bridge supported funds separately; balances left untouched through the Oct. 27 deadline will not move to Solana automatically.
Users who still need to transfer supported funds after maintenance will be able to use a dedicated bridging page through Beezie's legacy Base site.
Beezie's main website will run the Solana platform after the transition. The existing Solana address will redirect there, while the Base address will temporarily retain supported legacy functions, including bridging.
Physical Collectibles, Digital Ownership
Beezie first launched on Flow and later expanded to Base. It announced plans to bring its full collectibles infrastructure to Solana in its May expansion announcement, including marketplace trading and third-party custody, along with global redemption and shipping.
The platform connects digital ownership to physical goods, including graded trading cards, sealed products, sneakers, and memorabilia. Items remain in third-party storage as ownership changes digitally; collectors can redeem them for physical delivery. PSA, BGS or CGC authenticate graded items where applicable.
In its May 12 company release, Beezie reported more than $100 million in Base volume, more than 540,000 claw pulls, more than 530,000 instant buyback swaps, and more than $142 million in annual recurring revenue.
