Doodles has launched its official token, DOOD, on the Solana blockchain on May 9, accompanied by an airdrop aimed at rewarding existing collectors and onboarding new communities.
The DOOD airdrop ties into DreamNet, a protocol introduced by Doodles that links user-generated storytelling with onchain infrastructure. This article focuses specifically on the airdrop mechanics, eligibility, and allocation.
Who Can Claim DOOD Airdrop Tokens?
The airdrop targets two distinct groups:
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Doodles NFT Holders
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“New Blood” Solana Communities
Holders of OG Doodles, Doodles 2, Iconic Wearables, and other official assets were eligible to pre-register through Doodles’ DOOD airdrop website by linking both Ethereum and Solana wallets. Although pre-registration has now closed, a 77-day claim window from the Token Generation Event (TGE) remains open for manual claiming.
Meanwhile, the second category—referred to as “New Blood”—includes Solana-native communities that recently engaged with Doodles. These wallets received their tokens automatically at launch, with no additional action required. The list of supported communities includes:
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BonkBot – Top 50 traders
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drip.haus – Active DRiP creators
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Solana Mobile – Chapter 2 preorder holders
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Vector, Helius, ElizaOS, The Pond
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Selected BSC communities, such as Babydoge and TST, handled their own distributions
Distribution and Market Access
The total supply of DOOD is 10 billion tokens, distributed across several categories:
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30% allocated to Doodles NFT holders
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13% reserved for New Blood communities
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25% directed to an Ecosystem Fund supporting grants, campaigns, and co-creation incentives
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32% allocated to the team, advisers, future reserves, and liquidity provisioning
In addition to the airdrop, DOOD is currently trading on Bybit, Hyperliquid, and Binance Alpha and Futures. Notably, some users who participated in early trading campaigns received token allocations based on exchange-specific criteria. This dual approach supports both community engagement and wider market accessibility.
Doodles selected Solana for the token launch to take advantage of its low transaction costs and high throughput, both of which support lightweight interactions essential for decentralized content creation. Moreover, the team has confirmed plans to bridge DOOD to Base, an Ethereum layer 2, to support crosschain interoperability and broader reach.
What Can DOOD Be Used For Post Airdrop?
$DOOD functions as the utility token within DreamNet. It supports three core use cases:
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Agent Tokens: Users can mint programmable onchain characters.
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Place Tokens: Participants can create shared story settings.
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Reference Fees: Developers and AI tools pay to access narrative data stored onchain.
Each of these actions requires $DOOD, directly linking token usage to creative and technical contributions. As a result, creators who build within the system retain ownership and receive value when their content is used elsewhere in the network.
The Big Idea
With $DOOD, Doodles introduces a model where tokens serve both creative and economic functions. While traditional IPs often centralize control, DreamNet decentralizes it, allowing communities to collectively shape, remix, and monetize evolving storylines.
The airdrop reflects this philosophy. Rather than simply rewarding passive holders, it invites participation across ecosystems, offering tools and infrastructure in return.
The claim window remains open for eligible users, and ongoing development will expand the token’s utility in the coming months.