Adopt mining dogs, drop them on plots in your yard, and earn DOGGY every second. Rewards come from a finite pool bought in the pons launch — nothing is minted, and the contract has no treasury address and no withdraw function. Not even for us.
Runs on Robinhood Chain · free entry · paid dogs start at 25K DOGGY
Both contracts are published and the reward pool is funded on-chain. The final owner action starts the enforced five-minute countdown; until it does, mining has not begun.
This is the only official DOGGY address. Check it against Pons and Blockscout before you buy anything, and trust no address sent in replies, DMs or unofficial groups — not even one that looks like this.
0xd5F971B7C834dF0B8494EFea7638a58E1ac129EeEvery reward ever paid comes out of this finite, on-chain bag. Anyone may refill it.
Your share of this is your share of the daily emission.
Wallets with at least one dog on a plot right now.
Purchases and claim fees, sent to the dead address and gone for good.
The token has no mint function. Emission can never exceed the pool.
No withdraw function, no treasury address in the contract, no adjustable fees.
Escrowed at purchase, payable on every tier. No switch to flip.
Permanently retired. Yard upgrades burn in full.
One price per dog, equal earning power per DOGGY, and meaningful permanent burns from the first upgrade onward.
DOGGY already inside the contract and no longer removable. Anyone can top it up; nobody can take it out.
Soft Pup supplies 125,000 H. Every paid tier costs the same 0.20 DOGGY per H.
The free yard starts the game; every later yard upgrade is burned 100%.
After the 4.5% claim fee, and the same whatever the network size. Every top-up shortens it — for players already mining, not just new ones.
Four steps, then it runs by itself.
Free starter yard and pup. No ETH charge, DOGGY base fee or approval required.
Bigger dogs hash faster but draw more power. Your yard supplies plots and watts.
Your cut of emission is your share of network hashrate. Claim whenever — no cooldown.
Sell any dog back for 25% of what you paid, from escrow set aside at purchase.
Sixteen tiers, from a free starter pup to Nova. Every paid dog is priced at 0.20 DOGGY per unit of hashrate — no tier is a better deal per token than another, so the only thing you are buying with a bigger dog is a plot that does more.
Most games of this type mint their rewards. This one cannot. DOGGY is a fixed-supply token launched on pons with no mint function at all, and the reward pool is the launch bag bought through pons and handed to the game. Every DOGGY ever paid out comes from that bag.
Each day the pool pays out a fixed share of what remains. So it halves instead of emptying — there is no cliff and no end date. It also means rewards fall over time, and a dog bought later pays for itself more slowly than the same dog bought earlier. Both are true, and both are visible live in the game.
We would rather commit the launch bag in steps we can stand behind than commit all of it on day one and find a problem afterwards. Here is the whole ladder, including where it starts.
| Pool funded | Payback | Emission/day at full network | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10M | ~10.9 years | 19,000 DOGGY | Reward pool funded |
| 50M | ~2.2 years | 95,000 DOGGY | as the game proves out |
| 100M | ~397 days | 190,000 DOGGY | as the game proves out |
| 227.59M | ~174 days | 432,414 DOGGY | the complete launch bag |
Read the first row before you spend anything. The first tranche is 10.00M DOGGY — funded today — and its opening payback is ~10.9 years. That is the honest number for the game as it stands right now, not a projection of what it becomes. Nothing obliges us to fund the rows below it, and you should treat them as intent rather than a promise.
What is not a promise: emission is a share of whatever the pool holds
at the time, so a top-up raises the income of every dog already mining, by
the same proportion, without anyone buying anything. Going from 10M to 227.59M is
a ~23× raise for players who were already there. Each tranche is a public
RewardPoolFunded event and the live figure above is read from the
contract, so you can check the funded total yourself rather than taking this page
for it.
Three ways DOGGY leaves your wallet, and exactly where each one lands. Starter entry is free, and none of these arrows point at us.
Add them up and the destinations are: the reward pool, the dead address, an escrow account you can withdraw from by selling, and other players. The contract has no treasury address to send a fifth share to, and no function that would let one be added.
The interesting half of a contract is the part the people who wrote it cannot touch.
| Power | Status |
|---|---|
| Mint tokens | Impossible — no mint function exists |
| Withdraw the reward pool | Impossible — no such function |
| Take a fee to a treasury | Impossible — no treasury address |
| Add or change a base entry fee | Impossible — entry is free and no fee path exists |
| Change emission, resale or the claim fee | Impossible — compile-time constants |
| Add new dog and yard tiers | Yes — but new dogs must cost at least the same per hashrate as every existing tier |
| Pause a tier for new purchases | Yes — dogs already bought keep mining |
| Set the start time | Once, announced before it happens |
Read this before you spend anything. DOGGY is a game token with no promised value and no expectation of profit. The reward pool is finite and pays a share of what is left each day, so rewards fall over time and a dog bought later takes longer to pay for itself than the same dog bought earlier. Players collectively put more into the token's liquidity than the game pays back out of it — what you earn depends on other people buying in after you. Nothing here is an investment. Never spend more than you can afford to lose.
Claim a yard, place your free starter pup, and watch the counter move.