Berachain Jumps 150% After Strategic Pivot and Refund Clause Expiry

Berachain’s native token, BERA, surged more than 150% on February 11, its sharpest single-day gain in months. The move followed weeks of renewed activity after the project spent much of 2025 under pressure from falling prices, token unlock concerns and investor uncertainty; earlier, BERA had risen nearly 40% when the foundation unveiled its “Bera Builds Businesses” strategy.

Announced in January, the initiative plans to back three to five revenue-generating applications aimed at creating sustainable demand for BERA. The network intends to shift away from heavy token incentives and toward projects capable of producing real cash flow, a change that altered the market narrative after total value locked collapsed and the token fell more than 90% from its peak.

Market dynamics also improved after a controversial refund clause tied to Brevan Howard’s Nova Digital fund expired on February 6, 2026, removing a reported $25 million overhang.

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