Good Boy Points ($GBP)

Good Boy Points ($GBP) is a token on a blockchain identified by the ticker GBP and a published contract address. The project is framed as a parody reward system referencing an internet meme about a mother's reward chart for chores, centered on "tendies" as a conceptual prize. It positions the token as following a related token called $TENDIES.

The exchange rate between the tokens is fixed at 6 GBP equaling 1 tendie, and ten tendies are described as a full plate. Points are earned through a chore-based interactive reward chart where users tap a chore to get a star and accumulate points. The site provides background lore, a definition of the term across three senses, and the ability to earn points on the chart.

The token is explicitly described as a memecoin built on a joke about a reward chart. It has no utility, no intrinsic value, and no development team promising anything to users. The project states it has no association with any exchange, brokerage, or the pound sterling, despite the ticker name.

The total points issued are fixed at 1,000,000,000, and Mommy is not printing more. There is a buy tax of 0% and a sell tax of 0%, with no skimmed fees on the way in or out. The liquidity is locked and burned, and the contract ownership is renounced so nobody grounds you now.

The token follows a related token called $TENDIES, which leads while $GBP follows it home. The lore states that Tendies are the prize, and points are how you get the prize, meaning nobody ever bought a tendie without earning the points first. The project positions itself as the second runner in this dynamic.

The contract address is 0x523B2177A71936f89A1e0c2B8dA791a3d8b0b4BA, and the site advises users to verify this address against an official channel before swapping. The website warns that if a link asks for your seed phrase, it is stealing from you. Users are told to always verify the contract address against an official channel before they swap.

The project has existed since around 2014 when the tendie stories started circulating, and Good Boy Points outlived the stories that invented them. The site mentions the phrase "Good Boy Points stuck to the fridge since 2015" and notes that by the time retail traders were posting screenshots of six-figure option losses, the vocabulary was already sitting there waiting.

The site provides a definition of the term across three senses, including the original internal currency issued by mothers to grown sons in exchange for chores. It also defines the broader sense as any approval that cannot be spent anywhere real, such as upvotes or kind words from a manager. The third sense defines it as a token on-chain with the ticker GBP.

The site states that the keys went in the bin with the tendie box and the liquidity is locked and burned. The contract ownership is renounced, meaning nobody grounds you now. The tendie redemption rate is described as purely ceremonial, and users are told not to email about it.

The site explicitly states that there is no roadmap meeting and no whitepaper, just a reward chart, a gold star, and mommy saying you did a good job. The content does not describe any products, services, or operational business activities beyond the token itself. The project is framed as a parody reward system.

The official website of Good Boy Points ($GBP) is goodboypointsonhood.com.

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