Doodles Unveils $DOOD Token Airdrop and DreamNet Protocol

Doodles has announced the upcoming launch of its $DOOD token, scheduled for May 9. This new token is designed to serve as a foundational element for the Doodles universe and a broader protocol known as DreamNet. Unlike typical NFT-related tokens, $DOOD is not merely a rewards mechanism or governance tool; it plays a crucial role in a larger infrastructure aimed at structuring community-generated stories as composable, AI-readable data.

The launch of $DOOD aims to achieve two primary objectives: to activate the Doodles community through meaningful incentives tied to participation and creation, and to field-test DreamNet, a framework for collaborative worldbuilding that utilizes tokens to track narrative contributions and organize creative ideas.

How to Claim $DOOD

The $DOOD token will be distributed through an airdrop to two main groups: current Doodles NFT holders and members of the “New Blood” community. Existing collectors can pre-register to receive their allocation, while New Blood members will automatically receive tokens upon the token's launch. The total supply of $DOOD is set at 10 billion tokens, with 68% allocated to the community through various airdrops and incentive programs.

Why Solana?

The decision to launch on Solana stems from its ability to facilitate fast and low-cost transactions, making it easier for users to engage with the Doodles ecosystem. Future plans include bridging $DOOD to Base, an Ethereum Layer 2 network, to enhance integration with existing NFT infrastructure.

Utility of $DOOD

$DOOD serves as the utility token within the DreamNet ecosystem, enabling the creation of programmable assets such as Agent Tokens for characters in the Doodles universe. This dynamic system allows for the development of characters that can interact with fans and other agents, creating a vibrant character economy.