Official FO (FO): What It Is, Uses and Risks

Official FO (FO) is a token issued on the Solana blockchain. The data we have does not list a launch date, a founding team, or a formal project description, so its history and goals cannot be confirmed from a primary source. CoinGecko places it in the Meme and Solana Meme categories, and our own classification groups it under Meme coins and Solana meme coins. Search snippets describe it in conflicting ways. One calls it a community-driven project meant to bring the next wave of users from Web2 into decentralized apps. Another calls it a general-purpose transaction token. Neither claim is backed by a project document we reviewed, so both should be treated as unverified.

Public listings give several uses for FO, including network transactions, governance voting, gas fees and arbitrage. These are generic lists, and the data does not name a specific network, protocol or dApp that uses FO for gas or governance. The data also shows no native token of any blockchain for FO, which means it is a token that lives on Solana rather than the base asset of its own network. In practice, a token like this only has real utility if apps or services choose to accept it. Many meme tokens depend mainly on community interest rather than built-in functions, and public sources we have do not show otherwise for FO.

As of 2026-11-05, the data shows a price of about 0.056 USD, a market capitalisation of about 6.6 million USD, a fully diluted valuation of about 49.4 million USD and 24-hour trading volume of about 94,915 USD. The market cap rank is about 1,523. Circulating supply is about 116.7 million FO, total supply is about 877.5 million and the maximum supply is 1 billion. Circulating supply is therefore roughly 12 percent of the maximum. The price is down about 24 percent over seven days and about 86 percent over one year. The all-time high was about 0.83 USD on 2025-09-28, and the all-time low was about 0.052 USD on 2026-10-30. One search snippet quoted a much higher price with zero volume, which does not match the data and appears stale, so we have used the data figures. These numbers are snapshots and change constantly. They are not predictions of future prices.

Tokens like FO carry several risks. Trading volume is small compared with the fully diluted valuation, so large orders can move the price sharply. The price has fallen steeply over the past year, and meme tokens often fall further when attention fades. The project's team, governance and security reviews are not clearly documented in the data, which makes it harder to judge how the token is managed. Scam tokens often copy the names of real projects, so check the exact token address against a source you trust before buying. If you hold FO, use a self-custody wallet that supports Solana tokens and never share your seed phrase or private keys with anyone. Keep only what you can afford to lose, and remember that this page is research, not financial advice.