GOHOME

GOHOME is a meme token on the Solana blockchain that originated from a widely shared moment in January 2025 when the White House replaced its Spanish-language webpage with a message featuring a 'go home' button beneath a 404 error. The token does not claim to solve a technical or financial problem; instead it serves as a shared cultural reference point for a community that found humor in that event. Its stated purpose is to provide a lighthearted, inclusive space centered on that symbol.

GOHOME is a token issued on the Solana network, which means it inherits Solana's consensus mechanism and settlement infrastructure rather than operating its own chain. The token itself does not power any application, governance system, or protocol — it functions as a community and cultural artifact. No block time is recorded for the token directly because it settles on Solana's underlying ledger.

The project description identifies no fee mechanism, revenue stream, or protocol treasury, so there is no fee income to attribute to token holders or any other party. Because no fees are collected, fee-based measures that this site might normally calculate are not applicable to GOHOME. What is known from the stored data is that only about 5.25 percent of the maximum supply of 9,999,619.45 tokens is currently circulating, at a point-in-time measurement, leaving a dilution overhang of approximately 1,806 percent of the current circulating supply — meaning a very large share of potential future supply has not yet entered circulation.