Myro

About Myro (MYRO)

Myro (MYRO) is a dog-themed memecoin on Solana named after Myro, the dog of Solana co-founder Raj Gokal. It launched in November 2023 and has no protocol, product or cash flow behind it: its value comes from community, culture and attention in the Solana memecoin scene. In June the project migrated to a new token contract on pump.fun, so anyone holding or researching MYRO should check which contract is current.

What Is Myro?

The official site describes MYRO as "Solana's Favorite Dog" and explains that the project "pays homage" to Raj Gokal and his dog while responding to demand for dog-themed narratives in crypto. It is an SPL token on Solana, not its own blockchain.

The site is explicit about what MYRO is: "a memecoin with no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return." Its stated focus is growing the brand, expanding the community and building around Myro's character.

Who Founded Myro? (History)

• November 2023 launch. The site says the team did not bundle, snipe or use launch tactics that later became common on Solana. It says the team provided its own liquidity and bought supply on-chain, and that because the token grew faster than expected, it never built a meaningful team reserve.
• Connection to Raj Gokal. The token is named after his dog. The pages we reviewed do not state that Raj Gokal or Solana Labs created or endorse the token, and the individual team members are not named.
• Migration to pump.fun. The site states that a migration window opened on June 8 and the new MYRO went live on June 22. Given the site's description of more than two years of trading since the November 2023 launch, we infer this was June 2026. Holders who migrated received "MFT" claim tickets through migrate.fun, which they redeem for the new MYRO.

How Myro Works

MYRO is a standard SPL token. The current contract listed by the project is Bm3dgkZrjH7eaz1GBH1R2ZHkp7nZUoPNJhjekoxepump (viewable on Solscan).

From our own read of the mint account on Solana, the token uses 6 decimals, has a supply of just under 1 billion tokens, and has no mint authority and no freeze authority. That would mean no new tokens can be created and no wallets can be frozen by an admin key. This is an inference from on-chain data, not a figure published by the project, and the site itself says its supply estimates are projections.

The site gives three reasons for the migration:

• The original pool was paired with USDC instead of SOL, which the team calls its biggest launch mistake because the token did not move with SOL.
• The old pool had grown heavy with accumulated fees relative to the token's size, which the team says dampened price action.
• Moving to PumpSwap enables creator fees for the first time, giving the project a recurring treasury income.

Key Ecosystem Components

1. The MYRO token The new SPL contract on pump.fun and its SOL-paired PumpSwap pool.

2. Migration tooling The migrate.fun project page, where MFT claim tickets are redeemed.

3. Treasury Funded by creator fees, according to the site.

4. Community channels The official X account and Telegram groups linked from the site.

MYRO Token Utility

MYRO has no protocol utility: there is no staking, governance or fee function built into the token. It is used for:

• trading and speculation;
• community identity and meme culture within Solana;
• pairing in Solana DEX liquidity pools.

What Makes Myro Unique?

• Its link to a well-known figure in the Solana ecosystem through the Myro character.
• A launch that predates many of today's Solana launchpad conventions.
• An unusually transparent explanation of why it moved to a new contract and pool.

How Myro Differs from Similar Chains

Myro is a token, not a chain. Among Solana dog tokens, Bonk was distributed widely by airdrop and is integrated into many apps, dogwifhat is driven purely by an image meme, and Samoyedcoin is an earlier Solana dog token. Myro's distinction is its reference to Raj Gokal's real dog and its recent contract migration to the pump.fun ecosystem.

Use Cases of Myro

• Trading as a Solana memecoin.
• Providing liquidity in SOL-paired pools.
• Participating in the community and meme culture around the character.

How Myro Is Secured

As an SPL token, MYRO relies on Solana's proof-of-stake validator network. Based on our on-chain read, the mint and freeze authorities are disabled, which removes the risk of new issuance or admin freezes. Liquidity and treasury are managed by the project team, and the pages we reviewed do not reference a security audit (for a plain SPL token, the main risks are market and counterparty risks rather than contract logic).

Risks and Considerations

• Extreme volatility: memecoins can lose most of their value quickly; the site itself warns holders may lose everything.
• Contract confusion: the old pre-migration token and the new one are different. Always verify the contract through official channels.
• No intrinsic value: demand depends entirely on attention.
• Anonymous team: individuals behind the project are not named on the site.
• Impersonation: fake tokens using the MYRO name are common on Solana.

Why Myro Matters

Myro is one of the better-known Solana memecoins from the 2023 cycle and an example of how older memecoins are adapting to newer launchpad and liquidity conventions. It is a cultural asset rather than a technology product, and it should be evaluated that way.

Where Can You Buy Myro?

MYRO trades on decentralized exchanges on Solana, including its PumpSwap pool, and on centralized exchanges that list it. Confirm that any venue supports the new contract ending in "pump" before buying or depositing.

Storage Options After Purchase

• Solana wallets such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack.
• Hardware wallets such as Ledger, used through a Solana wallet interface.

Keep enough SOL in the wallet for transaction fees.

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