DOG•GO•TO•THE•MOON (DOG)

Tokenomics & Utility

Supply and initial distribution

DOG’s recorded supply is 100 billion tokens. The full amount was created in the etching transaction, and the on-chain record shows no open mint. In Runes terminology, that initial creation is called a premine. For DOG, the created supply was used for the Runestone-holder airdrop; the project describes its distribution as having no presale and no team allocation. These details explain both the technical creation of the tokens and how they reached their first holders. (ordinals.com)

An airdrop sends tokens to people who meet a set condition—in this case, holding a Runestone at the relevant point in the launch. It differs from a token sale because recipients did not buy DOG from the project to receive that distribution. The original allocation brought the token into an existing Bitcoin digital-collectibles community instead of building a holder base through a fundraising round. (community.magiceden.io)

DOG’s everyday uses are holding, sending, receiving, and exchanging the token. Its utility is mainly cultural and social: holders can take part in a community built around a common Bitcoin-based asset. DOG does not grant a documented claim on project revenue or access to a built-in service. Its economic model therefore centers on fixed issuance, broad initial distribution, and continued community participation. (assets-cms.kraken.com)