The store that became GameStop is BACK.
Before GameStop. Before the short squeeze. There was FuncoLand. The squeeze was won by Robinhood traders â so we're bringing Funco home, on the Robinhood chain. Insert coin to continue. đĒ
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đ The Lore
1988. A little shop called FuncoLand starts buying and selling used video games. Cartridges, consoles, controllers â cash for your old stuff, fun for your new stuff. The slogan said it all: "Bring Home The Fun."
2000. A company named Barnes & Noble buys FuncoLand and rebrands every store. That new name? GameStop. The green sign went up. The FuncoLand rainbow faded into legend.
2021. A tidal wave of retail traders on Robinhood pile into $GME and trigger one of the most legendary short squeezes in history. GameStop â the store formerly known as FuncoLand â becomes a movement.
Now. The name changed. The spirit didn't. $FUNCO is the original mascot reclaiming its ticker on the chain the squeeze built: the Robinhood chain. The rainbow logo is back on the shelf.
The suits renamed it. The apes remember. Bring home the fun.
đĒ Tokenonomics
No boss battles. No hidden fees. Just fun.
One billion tokens. Same as the number of games we resold. Probably.
Zero tax. FuncoLand never took a cut of your trade-in. Neither do we.
LP burned. Keys tossed in the used-cartridge bin forever.
The utility is nostalgia. And fun. Mostly fun. (This is a meme.)
đŽ How To Buy
Four easy levels. No cheat codes required.
Get a Wallet
Set up a wallet and add the Robinhood chain network. Same energy as opening a new console box.
Load Up Funds
Bridge some funds over to the Robinhood chain. This is your allowance for the arcade.
Swap for $FUNCO
Hit the buy button, paste the contract, and swap. Bring home the fun.
Insert Coin
Welcome back to FuncoLand, player one. đšī¸ Now go touch some grass (optional).
đ¸ The Archive
Straight from the shelves of 1999.
$FUNCO is a community meme coin with no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to FuncoLand, GameStop, or Robinhood. This is a nostalgia project and a joke with a ticker. Do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose.