BOBO Coin (BOBO)

BOBO Coin (BOBO) is an ERC-20 meme token deployed on the Ethereum blockchain, with a contract address of 0xb90b2a35c65dbc466b04240097ca756ad2005295. The token draws its identity from Bobo the Bear, a bearish-market meme character that originated on 4chan’s /biz/ board around 2018. The Bobo Bear figure became widely recognised in crypto trading communities as a symbol of pessimism and declining markets, often circulated alongside other internet meme characters such as Apu Apustaja. BOBO Coin was launched to capitalise on this cultural familiarity, positioning itself within the wave of meme-driven community tokens that proliferated on Ethereum during the 2022-2023 period. The project website is hosted at bobothebear.io.

The total and maximum supply of BOBO Coin is fixed at 69,000,000,000,000 (69 trillion) tokens, with the full supply reported as circulating from launch. Liquidity was paired and burned at the time of launch, removing the ability for the founding team to withdraw the initial liquidity pool. No formal whitepaper or structured governance documentation was published. The project does not have a staking mechanism, burn schedule, or yield utility; value and trading activity are driven by community interest and speculative demand. An associated NFT collection called the Official Bobo Council NFT Collection, comprising 2,222 NFTs, was released as a companion to the token.

The official Ethereum token contract can be inspected on Etherscan at the address above, where holder distribution, transfer history, and the verified contract source code are all publicly accessible. The token’s community coordinates primarily through the official Telegram channel at t.me/bobocoineth and the X account @bobocoineth. The website bobothebear.io remains active as of the last status check. Note that multiple tokens using the “BOBO” ticker exist across different chains; this listing refers specifically to the original Ethereum contract at 0xb90b2a35c65dbc466b04240097ca756ad2005295. Market data for this token is limited to decentralised exchange feeds given its low on-chain liquidity.