TAKO
The Origin Of Shiba Inu Legacy

Tako Shiba

No PVP, No copy, no gimmick — just origin
Before Doge, Before Shib, Before Floki, Before Neiro, There was $Tako.

Before Kabosu, there was Tako. Meet the origin of the Shiba Inu legacy. In 1932, Tako made history as the first Shiba Inu ever registered by NIPPO, setting the foundation for one of Japan's most iconic native breeds. Now, nearly a century later, Tako returns as a memecoin with historical weight.

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About Tako

ABOUT TAKO

About Tako

Long before Kabosu's journey, there was Tako — a red Shiba with a sickle tail from the mountains of Toyama, Japan. In 1932, Tako made history as the first Shiba Inu ever registered by NIPPO, setting the foundation for one of Japan's most iconic native breeds.

$TAKO isn't just another meme coin — it's the origin story of them all. With over a million Shibas recorded since, we're taking it back to the beginning — before Doge, before memes — there was Tako.

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TOKENOMICS

Tako Tokenomics
Token Name
TAKO
Ticker
$TAKO
Total Supply
1,000,000,000
Tax
0%
Contract Address
0x00000000000000000000000000000000000000
Tako Tokenomics

ROADMAP

PHASE 1: The Discovery
  • Website Launch & Branding
  • Social Media Presence (X, Telegram)
  • Community Building & Education
  • Historical Documentation
  • Smart Contract Deployment
PHASE 2: The Legacy
  • DEX Launch & Liquidity
  • CoinGecko & CoinMarketCap Listings
  • Influencer Partnerships
  • Japanese Heritage Campaign
  • Community Governance Implementation
PHASE 3: The Recognition
  • Major CEX Listings
  • Historical NFT Collection
  • Shiba Inu Museum Partnership
  • Educational Content Series
  • Tako Merch & Collectibles
PHASE 4: The Monument
  • Global Brand Recognition
  • Cross-Chain Expansion
  • Tako Foundation Establishment
  • Shiba Inu Conservation Fund
  • Historical Monument in Toyama

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