Chill House (CHILLHOUSE) is a meme token deployed on Solana through the Pump.fun launchpad. It has no whitepaper, product, or revenue-generating protocol behind it, functioning purely as a community-driven speculative asset tied to internet meme culture.
As of 2026-08-31, it trades at approximately $0.003441, with a market capitalization near $3.4 million and roughly 4,201 holders. The token is fully circulating, with no technical utility beyond being traded and held.
Chill House's differentiation is narrative rather than technical: its brand fuses the viral "$CHILLGUY" meme character with the housing-themed "Housecoin" concept into a single community meme.
Its clearest traction event occurred when its X account publicly confronted Ethereum's Vitalik Buterin and Base's Jesse Pollak, coinciding with market capitalization rising from roughly $18 million to $30.24 million within seven hours. As of 2026-08-31, 24-hour trading volume stands near $144,600, consistent with an attention-driven meme asset rather than a utility-backed token.
CHILLHOUSE functions as neither a governance token nor a utility token; it carries no staking, fee-payment, collateral, or voting mechanism.
Holders interact with it purely by buying, holding, or trading it on decentralized exchanges such as PumpSwap. No on-chain function ties token ownership to protocol access, revenue, or decision-making, consistent with its status as a fair-launched meme token.
CHILLHOUSE has a fixed total supply of approximately 998.6 million tokens, all of which are already in circulation as of 2026-08-31.
With supply fully circulating and no minting or burn mechanism, net token emission is effectively flat.
Chill House launched as a permissionless fair launch on Pump.fun's bonding-curve mechanism, with no presale, private funding round, or ICO identified.
On-chain deployment occurred on 2025-04-25 21:50:55 UTC, several days before April 30, 2025, the date commonly cited as its public launch. No external funding amount, investors, or valuation-at-raise are associated with the launch, consistent with an organic, zero-external-funding meme-coin launch typical of Pump.fun-originated tokens.
Chill House is deployed natively on Solana, a layer-1 blockchain that combines Proof of History with Proof of Stake to order and validate transactions.
Proof of History timestamps transactions to establish sequence ahead of consensus, while Solana's Proof of Stake validator set finalizes blocks, supporting the high throughput and low fees that the token's trading activity relies on. Chill House does not operate its own blockchain or validator set.
Chill House has no publicly known founders, named developers, or doxxed team.
Multiple sources describe the project as having no official team, no whitepaper, and no roadmap, positioning it explicitly as a community/meme experiment rather than a team-led venture. No advisors, investors, or corporate registration information were identified.
Chill House has no formal issuing company or foundation; it was deployed permissionlessly through Pump.fun, a Solana meme-coin launchpad.
Ongoing activity is associated with an X (Twitter) account and community page rather than a registered legal entity, meaning maintenance and promotion are effectively community-run rather than organization-led.
Chill House has no governance token utility, DAO structure, or on-chain voting mechanism.
The project explicitly positions itself as rejecting traditional models of roadmaps, formal utility, and core teams, leaving community sentiment and social-media activity as the practical driver of its direction rather than a structured governance or treasury process.
Chill House has not published a formal roadmap, consistent with its stated rejection of traditional roadmaps and planned feature releases.
The project's most concrete post-launch development is a companion NFT collection on Solana called "Lil Chillers." Beyond this, documented activity has centered on social-media-driven moments rather than announced technical releases or version upgrades.
No third-party smart-contract security audit from a firm such as CertiK has been identified for Chill House.
Automated on-chain checks flag the contract as verified and not flagged as spam, with an automated risk score of 82 — a heuristic indicator rather than a human-conducted audit. Liquidity is comparatively thin at approximately $377,600 relative to market capitalization, a structural risk factor for a lowcap token trading roughly 88.5% below its all-time high as of 2026-08-31.