On November 20, well-known Coinbase developer and Base network key figure Jesse Pollak officially confirmed the Jesse Token launch. The update spread quickly within the community as Pollak shared the time of release and some details concerning the token distribution from his verified account.
Pollak announced that the Jesse Token will go live on November 20 at 5:00 p.m. UTC, directly from his Base app account. To make things easier for global users, he also shared the local timings:
9:00 a.m. PST on November 20
1:00 a.m. Beijing Time on November 21

Source: X (formerly Twitter)
Along with the launch time, Pollak gave a very clear safety reminder. He told users that, around the launch, fake accounts may appear pretending to be him or claiming to represent the Jesse Token. To avoid scams, he asked everyone to trust only two places for updates:
his account and his official X (Twitter) profile.
Anything posted elsewhere should be ignored.
His message aims to make the rollout smooth and safe, especially since new coin launches often attract impersonators.
It also highlights how quickly the Base network is growing. The platform has become a popular place for new tokens, creators, and apps to build and gain momentum. Pollak’s direct involvement gives this launch even more attention, since he has been one of the most active voices promoting the platform.
The cryptocurrency will be distributed through the app, a platform Pollak uses frequently to connect with users. This makes the launch feel more personal and transparent, which many people appreciate in today’s fast-moving crypto space.
To understand the bigger picture, many users have also looked at the chart performance of “Base is for everyone,” a previous creator token on the network.

Source: CMC
That coin is currently trading around $0.002, with a market cap of about $2 million and moderate trading volume.
Technical indicators like RSI and MACD reflect a quiet, sideways trend without major changes.
This is getting more careful attention because the earlier creator coin on Base experienced a sudden crash after hitting a $10 million market cap. The weak chart of the previous crypto has made them more cautious this time.
Pollak's strong ties to the network have led to the expectation of more open communication and transparency. The alert about impersonators has also been a reason; creator tokens usually attract fake accounts and deceptive promotions.
This has triggered mixed reactions; there are those who are excited over new activity on the platform, while others prefer to wait for stable updates and early indicators before getting involved.
With the launch now confirmed, users are mainly waiting to see how the crypto performs once it goes live. The announcement has created a mix of curiosity, excitement, and cautious interest-especially because of Pollak's leadership role on the platform.
For now the message is simple:
Follow only the official accounts, keep updated through sources that are verified, and track how the crypto begins its journey on the Base network.
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