Question 1

What is DOGS?

Accepted Answer

DOGS is a community meme token on the TON blockchain. The project officially calls it a community memecoin on TON and positions it as a Telegram-native community project. It originated from Telegram community culture; “memecoin” describes the project type and does not mean the token automatically has any product function that has not been explicitly disclosed.

Question 2

Which blockchain does DOGS use?

Accepted Answer

DOGS uses the TON network and is a token under the TON Jetton standard. Jetton is TON's fungible-token standard; therefore, when transferring or using DOGS on-chain, users need to confirm that the wallet, address, and service support the TON network and this asset.

Question 3

What is DOGS's supply?

Accepted Answer

According to the project report dated August 20, 2024, DOGS had a total supply and maximum supply of 550 billion tokens; the report projected an initial circulating supply of 516.75 billion tokens upon its Binance listing, or 93.95% of total supply. These figures reflect that date and that listing scenario, rather than a statement of current circulating supply. The report also notes that a 93.95% initial circulating proportion at listing does not mean all tokens would immediately enter secondary-market trading. Circulating supply, tradable supply, and the amount holders can sell at a given point in time are not the same concept.

Question 4

How was DOGS initially allocated?

Accepted Answer

Under the initial allocation in the project report dated August 20, 2024, the community airdrop represented 72.73% of total supply and was the largest category; marketing represented 9.18%, liquidity 5.45%, the team 5.36%, advisors 3.27%, and Binance Launchpool 4.00%. These percentages total the 100% initial allocation disclosed at that time. Eligibility for the community airdrop referenced Telegram account age, wallet reputation, and other conditions for verifying users. This rule explains the reference conditions for the initial distribution at that time and cannot be used to infer that an airdrop can still be claimed now or that the same allocation can be received.

Question 5

How can official DOGS information be identified?

Accepted Answer

When checking DOGS information, start with announcements published by the official DOGS Community Telegram channel and the links listed in its channel profile. That profile lists the official bot, X account, and dogs.dev/links website; the channel also explicitly tells users to trust only official information. Before connecting a wallet, claiming a campaign, or making a transfer, verify item by item that the link comes from the official channel, that the asset is the DOGS Jetton on TON, and that the operating conditions match the announcement. A name, avatar, or forwarded message alone is insufficient to establish authenticity.

Question 6

Will DOGS have additional issuance or vesting periods?

Accepted Answer

Before listing, the official DOGS Telegram channel stated that there was no lockup or vesting period, that the community received the largest share of tokens, that there were no investors, and that no additional supply would be created. No additional supply describes that supply will not continue to expand; no lockup or vesting period describes the project's statement at the time about distribution restrictions. Neither alone indicates the sellable amount or price at any point in the market.

Question 7

What conditions were used for the DOGS community airdrop?

Accepted Answer

DOGS's initial community allocation was not distributed equally and unconditionally to all Telegram users. The 2024 project report states that reference conditions for the community airdrop included Telegram account age, wallet reputation, and other criteria used to verify users; these conditions were used to identify recipients for the distribution at that time. Specific eligibility, snapshots, and claim status are all subject to the campaign rules at that time and cannot be inferred from historical allocation proportions.

Question 8

What is the difference between DOGS's maximum supply, circulating supply, and tradable quantity?

Accepted Answer

Maximum supply is the cap set by a protocol or project; circulating supply is the amount categorized as circulating at a given time; tradable quantity is also affected by whether holders sell, market depth, and service support. DOGS's 550 billion maximum supply and its 516.75 billion initial circulating supply at its 2024 listing are examples of these two different measures.

Question 9

What do DOGS's different initial allocation categories indicate?

Accepted Answer

Community airdrop, marketing, liquidity, team, advisors, and Launchpool are distinct initial allocation categories, each corresponding to the purpose or recipient stated in the report at that time. Allocation percentages can show which categories tokens were initially planned to go to, but do not directly mean that a category has sold tokens, unlocked tokens, or still holds them now; assessing those matters requires on-chain or project disclosures for the relevant period.

Question 10

What does DOGS's Telegram-native positioning mean?

Accepted Answer

DOGS's “Telegram-native” positioning comes from its community culture and the Telegram bot and social entry points listed by the official channel. It indicates that the project treats Telegram as an important setting for community and information distribution; it does not mean every Telegram account automatically owns DOGS, nor does it constitute a promise of future functionality or returns.

Question 11

How can DOGS's supply and allocation affect its price?

Accepted Answer

DOGS's initial allocation, no-additional-supply policy, and TON network attributes are all background information for understanding the asset, but they cannot directly determine price outcomes. Price also depends on actual buying and selling demand, tradable supply, market liquidity, holder behavior, and overall market conditions; a high initial circulating proportion also does not mean that all tokens will be sold at the same time.

Question 12

What should be confirmed before transferring or using DOGS?

Accepted Answer

Before transferring DOGS, confirm that the recipient supports the TON network and DOGS Jetton rather than checking only the token name; also verify the address, network, and campaign links in official announcements. TON assets sent to an incompatible network or an incorrect address may not be recoverable or usable as intended.

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