GOHOME

GOHOME is a meme token on the Solana blockchain that was created in January 2025 in response to a widely noticed incident in which the White House website briefly displayed a 'go home' button after removing its Spanish-language page. The token does not claim to solve a financial or technical problem; instead it aims to bring together a community around a shared cultural moment and a broadly humorous idea about personal and societal boundaries. It is intended for anyone who wants to participate in that community, with its creators explicitly stating there are no financial expectations attached.

GOHOME is a token deployed on the Solana blockchain, which handles its own consensus and settlement independently of the token itself. Because GOHOME is a meme token rather than a protocol with its own infrastructure, it does not have a consensus algorithm or block time of its own; transfers and interactions simply inherit Solana's transaction processing. The token's function within any system is limited to serving as a transferable community asset, with no described on-chain utility such as governance, staking, or fee payment.

The data held for GOHOME records no fee stream attributable to the token, which means there are no fee-based measures such as revenue, protocol earnings, or fee recipients to report. At the point-in-time snapshot, circulating supply stands at 524,619 tokens against a maximum supply of 9,999,619, meaning only about 5.25 percent of the maximum supply is currently in circulation. The ratio of fully diluted valuation to market capitalisation is recorded at approximately 19.06, reflecting that the remaining roughly 94.75 percent of maximum supply has not yet been issued. The dilution overhang figure of 1,806 percent expresses how large that unissued supply is relative to what is currently circulating.