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Go’s iconic mascot. Born at Google. Paired with $GOOGL. 0xd4c17d077d7d4a4b3e68555fdc7325fc51b2dbea

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Meet The Go Gopher - the official mascot of Go, the open-source programming language created at Google and used inside Google itself. Public since 2009. Now used by millions of developers who call themselves “gophers.” go.dev/doc/faq Created by Renée French, the Gopher became Go’s mascot for its 2009 open-source launch. Google later turned him into plush toys for Google I/O and vinyl figures for OSCON. The full history is documented on Go’s own website. go.dev/blog/gopher Go's official website uses the Gopher as its favicon. The community even has GopherCon - an annual Go conference running since 2014. Its 2026 edition was in Seattle, August 3–6. The organisers call attendees “your gopher friends.” gophercon.com/ A mascot since 2009. Millions of Gophers. An entire developer culture. Now $GOPHER comes onchain, paired with $GOOGL.
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Gophers are gophering
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Calling the group chat
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Gophers any second now...
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Go is Google's in-house programming language. An entire community of millions of Go devs call themselves gophers. They meet at GopherCon around the world. You're looking at their mascot. $GOPHER go.dev/blog/gopher
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small guy, big infrastructure. $GOPHER
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Next $FINDER at $10k mcap Literally googles Go language mascot since 2009 0xd4c17d077d7d4a4b3e68555fdc7325fc51b2dbea $GOPHER
Meet The Go Gopher - the official mascot of Go, the open-source programming language created at Google and used inside Google itself. Public since 2009. Now used by millions of developers who call themselves “gophers.” go.dev/doc/faq Created by Renée French, the Gopher became Go’s mascot for its 2009 open-source launch. Google later turned him into plush toys for Google I/O and vinyl figures for OSCON. The full history is documented on Go’s own website. go.dev/blog/gopher Go's official website uses the Gopher as its favicon. The community even has GopherCon - an annual Go conference running since 2014. Its 2026 edition was in Seattle, August 3–6. The organisers call attendees “your gopher friends.” gophercon.com/ A mascot since 2009. Millions of Gophers. An entire developer culture. Now $GOPHER comes onchain, paired with $GOOGL.
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Millions of gophers onchain > millions of gophers irl
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Quarterly gopher went well, we decided to move onto @RobinhoodCrypto
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