GOHOME

GOHOME is a meme token on the Solana blockchain that traces its origin to a brief moment in January 2025 when the White House website displayed a 'go home' button beneath a 404 error page after removing its Spanish-language content. The project describes itself as community-driven, aiming to create a lighthearted, inclusive space united around that cultural moment rather than around a specific financial product or service. It does not claim to solve a technical problem; its stated purpose is humor and freedom of expression.

GOHOME is a token that lives on the Solana blockchain, inheriting Solana's proof-of-history and proof-of-stake consensus for settlement and transaction finality. The token itself has no described on-chain utility, governance function, or protocol mechanism beyond existing as a transferable asset on that network. As a meme token, its recorded block time of 0.0 minutes reflects that it relies entirely on Solana's own block production rather than maintaining a separate chain.

No fee stream is described for GOHOME, and the project data contains no record of protocol revenue, fee collection, or distribution to token holders or a treasury. Because there is no fee mechanism in the data, fee-based valuation measures that this site might ordinarily display are not applicable here. What is known from the point-in-time data is that only 5.25 percent of the maximum supply of 9,999,619.45 tokens is currently circulating, producing a fully diluted value to market-cap ratio of approximately 19.06 and a dilution overhang of 1,806.07 percent relative to the circulating supply.