The meme launchpad
on DogeOS

Launch a meme coin in one transaction, trade it on a bonding curve, and watch it graduate to the DogeOS Exchange DEX. No presale for memes, no team allocation, no KYC. Creators earn from every trade, and the protocol uses its share to buy back and burn $DOSE.

Testnet today vs mainnet

Everything below is live on testnet unless it is marked Mainnet. Mainnet values are the launch plan and can still change before launch.

Getting started

Connect in a minute. No account, no KYC.

Launch a coin

One transaction creates the token, its curve, its DEX pair and its page.

• Name up to 64 characters, ticker up to 16.
• Add a logo and a short description. They are stored on-chain, so every visitor sees the same thing.
• Launching costs network gas only. There is no creation fee.
• All 1,000,000,000 tokens start inside the launchpad contract. The creator gets no free allocation; if they want a bag, they buy on the curve like everyone else.
• The creator wallet is saved at launch and receives the creator share of trading fees (see Fees).

Launch protection Mainnet

For the first blocks after a launch, each wallet can buy at most a small slice of supply. This stops snipers from scooping a new coin before real buyers arrive. Selling is never restricted.

Edit token info Mainnet

The wallet that launched a coin can update its logo, description, website, X and Telegram links at any time with the Edit info button on the token page. Nobody else sees that button. The name, ticker, supply and contract address never change.

Each update is an on-chain event, so the full history of a coin's info stays public.

Bonding curve

Price discovery with a constant-product curve. Math is law.

price ≈ virtual DOGE reserve / tokens left
testnet: reserve starts at 10 DOGE, graduates at 24 DOGE raised
mainnet: graduates at 100,000 DOGE raised

• A 1% fee is taken on every buy and sell, once, in DOGE.
• Quotes show the exact tokens or DOGE you receive. Set a minimum to protect against slippage.
• A single buy can never overshoot graduation. The app caps it at what is left to graduate and refunds the rest.

Graduation

When a coin has raised its target (net of fees), it graduates. The tokens left plus the DOGE raised go into a DogeOS DEX pool and the LP tokens are sent to the dead address, so the liquidity can never be pulled. Graduation uses only that coin's own DOGE, never other coins' funds. Graduation is not a quality signal; it only means the curve is full.

Swap & pools

After graduation, coins trade on the DogeOS Exchange DEX, a constant-product AMM (x × y = k).

• Swap any listed token against DOGE (wrapped as WDOGE).
• Add or remove liquidity and earn trading fees as an LP.
• Swap fee is 0.3%. On mainnet, 0.25% goes to LPs and 0.05% to the protocol.
• If the DEX call ever fails at graduation, the coin keeps trading on the built-in pool with the same buy and sell functions.

Fees & creator rewards

One flat fee. 70% goes to the creator, 30% to the protocol, and most of the protocol's share buys back and burns $DOSE.

Where protocol revenue goes Mainnet

• The fee split of a coin is saved at launch and never changes for that coin.
• Creator fees build up per coin and can be claimed from the coin page. Unclaimed fees never expire.
• If a creator abandons a coin, the community can ask for a takeover: the team reviews it and can move the creator payout to an active community wallet. The pool and burned liquidity are not touched.

$DOSE utility

$DOSE is the native token of DogeOS Exchange. Every trade on the platform creates demand for it, and part of the supply is burned forever.

Burn dashboard

The Analytics page in the app counts every $DOSE that leaves circulation, so anyone can check the numbers:

• Total $DOSE burned, and the share of supply that is gone.
• Burns split by source: buybacks, boosts and banner auctions.
• Protocol revenue this week, and DOGE paid to stakers.
• A link to the on-chain transaction for every burn.

The flywheel

1. More coins launch and trade on DogeOS Exchange.
2. Trading fees grow, so protocol revenue grows.
3. Revenue buys and burns $DOSE, and pays DOGE to stakers.
4. Fewer $DOSE in circulation and real yield bring more holders and stakers.
5. Stakers and boosters bring attention back to new launches.

Burn-adjusted market cap = price × (total supply − burned supply). Burning reduces supply; it does not guarantee a higher price.

Tokenomics

Total supply: 1,000,000,000 $DOSE. No VC unlocks, community first.

The mainnet $DOSE contract will be announced at TGE. Only trust addresses posted on dogeos.exchange and our official channels.

Airdrop

A testnet campaign for early shibes: follow, launch a meme, hold $DOSE and invite friends.

Each friend who joins with your link gives you 1 point, and sharing on X gives a 1-time bonus point. Rewards are shared by points. The countdown on the airdrop page shows when the snapshot is taken; it is the same for everyone.

Open the airdrop

Security & contracts

Everything runs on-chain. Read the code, check the addresses.

• Liquidity at graduation goes to the dead address.
• The creator receives no free allocation.
• Graduation uses only that coin's own DOGE, never other coins' funds.
• Look-alike names or tickers of official tokens are flagged as "Not the official token".

Roadmap

FAQ

Risks

• Meme coins are extremely volatile. You can lose everything you put in.
• Anyone can launch a coin. A launch on DogeOS Exchange is not an endorsement, and graduation is not a quality signal.
• Smart contracts can have bugs. Testnet contracts are not audited.
• Buyback and burn reduce supply but do not guarantee a higher $DOSE price.
• DogeOS Exchange is an independent project building on the DogeOS network. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by DogeOS or MyDoge. Not financial advice.