DODO (DODO) Price

DODO is the native governance and utility token of the DODO protocol. Official documentation summarizes its two primary functions as incentivizing platform and community growth and capturing platform value; holders can also create and vote on DODO Improvement Proposals (DIPs). A DIP is the proposal unit in protocol governance: creating a proposal submits protocol-development matters to the community, while voting is how holders participate in that process. Whether a specific proposal passes and how it is implemented still depend on the governance process for that proposal.

DODO has a total supply of 1 billion tokens: 60% is allocated to community incentives, 16% to investors, 15% to the core team, future hires, and advisors, 8% to operations, marketing, and partners, and 1% to initial IDO liquidity supply. These percentages total 100% and describe how the total supply is allocated across recipients and uses. Allocation is not the same as release. The documentation states that the core team, future hires and advisors, and seed-round investors were each locked for 1 year and then released linearly over the following 2 years; private-sale investors were locked for 6 months, after which 10% was released and the remainder was released linearly over the following 1 year. The documentation also states that investor and founding-team tokens are now all unlocked.

DODO is issued on Ethereum and mapped to other blockchains. Official documentation lists it as issued or mapped on networks including Ethereum, BNB, Arbitrum, and Aurora; this arrangement allows the same asset to be used across different network environments rather than creating a separate total supply for each chain. Therefore, multichain balances should not simply be added chain by chain as new supply; DODO's total supply remains 1 billion tokens. In practice, the network and corresponding contract together determine the asset's identity, so the receiving network should be verified to avoid confusing assets with the same name or assets on different networks.

DODO holders can receive more favorable participation allocations in IDO and Crowdpooling events. An IDO is a project's initial decentralized offering; Crowdpooling relates to community participation in token fundraising and liquidity formation, so this benefit concerns participation terms for specific events. A favorable allocation does not mean every holder receives the same outcome. Eligibility, allocation size, and event procedures are determined by the rules of the relevant event, and the token-economy page does not provide a universal threshold or fixed allocation that applies to every IDO or Crowdpooling event.