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Connect a wallet

Press Connect at the top right. You have three choices:

• DogeSoft Wallet (browser extension or app): your keys stay in DogeSoft, and it asks you to approve every action.
• Spooky Doge (browser extension, or the Spooky Doge app's browser on iPhone and Android): your keys stay in the wallet, and it asks you to approve every action. Listing many dogs at once takes one approval per batch of up to 50.
• Web wallet: created in your browser and encrypted there; its keys are never sent anywhere. Write down the 12-word recovery phrase when you create it; it's the only way to restore the wallet. A password is optional but recommended.

Settings (☰ menu on phones, the gear on desktop) is where you show your recovery phrase, set or change the password, lock or sign out, disconnect DogeSoft or Spooky Doge, and delete the web wallet from this browser.

Your Wallet page shows your spendable DOGE: coins the market has verified carry no inscriptions. DOGE sitting under your dogs and other inscriptions, and tiny ≤ 0.1 DOGE outputs, are kept aside and never spent by accident.

Buying

1. Find a listed dog in the collection. Filter by trait and sort by price, rarity or highest offer.
2. Press Buy now, check the total (price + network fee) and sign once.
3. The dog arrives in your wallet when the transaction confirms (usually a minute or two).

Buying several? Press Add to cart on each, then open the cart and buy them all in one transaction with one signature, up to 20 dogs from different sellers. If someone buys one of them first, it's simply skipped; nothing is spent for it.

The very first purchase from a wallet holding a single coin may need one extra signature to split that coin. After that, every purchase leaves your wallet ready for the next one-signature buy.

Listing

• One dog: open it, press List for sale, pick a price (quick picks start from the floor) and sign. Listing is free.
• Many dogs: on your Wallet page press Bulk list, select dogs, set one price for all and sign.
• Change price or cancel: the Listings tab on your Wallet page lets you reprice or cancel any or all listings with one signature.

When you list, you sign a promise that only lets someone take that dog by paying you exactly your price. The dog stays in your wallet until it sells.

Cancel on-chain moves the dog to a fresh spot in your own wallet (a small network fee). It makes the old listing signature permanently unusable. For listings made since 11 October 2026 a normal cancel is enough; on-chain cancel is the belt-and-braces option (and the one to use for anything listed before then — your Wallet page tells you if a dog needs it).

Offers

Want a dog that isn't listed, or want to offer less? Press Make offer on any dog in the collection and offer DOGE, some of your own dogs, or both.

• You sign the offer once. Your DOGE and dogs stay in your wallet while it's open (the DOGE is set aside so it's there if they accept).
• The holder sees it under Offers → For my dogs (and a banner on their Wallet page), and accepts with one signature.
• Everything swaps in a single transaction: every dog and coin moves, or nothing does.
• Holders can Counter: for a dog swap, offer back with something else of theirs; for a DOGE offer, list the dog at their own price.
• Offers end when you cancel, when any dog in them moves, or after 7 days.

Collection offers (Offers → Make a collection offer, or Offer on any trait in Stats): offer DOGE for any one dog, or any one with a trait you pick (e.g. Laser Nipples). Every holder of a matching dog sees it and can accept with one signature; the first one to accept gets the DOGE. Your web wallet signs the offer once per matching dog (a whole-collection offer takes about half a minute), every signature spending the same set-aside coin, so only one dog can ever be bought. Making collection offers needs the web wallet; accepting them works with DogeSoft and Spooky Doge too. Minimum 1 DOGE.

Stats & leaderboards

• Analytics (on the collection page): a TradingView chart of sales and the floor, volume, listing depth, top sales and the floor of every trait. Activity is there too.
• Collection sort Best value: listed dogs by price per rarity point, cheapest rarity first.
• Each dog page shows its price history; each wallet's public page its collector profile (score, rarest dog, value at floor, trades).
• Holders has leaderboards: most dogs, collector score (sum of rarity scores held), top traders, and most Laser & OMB dogs.

Sending

• DOGE: Wallet page → Send DOGE. Max sends every verified inscription-free coin and nothing else.
• A dog: open it → Send → paste the recipient's address. Only that dog moves, on its own output.
• Many dogs: Wallet page → Bulk send, pick dogs (or select all), paste one address, review the fee and sign once: up to 100 dogs per transaction, each on its own unchanged output. Listed dogs are left out until you cancel their listings.

Fees

Listing, cancelling, offers

Free

Sales

3%, paid by the seller out of the price

DOGE in an offer

3%, paid by the holder who receives it

Dogs for dogs

No market fee

Network fee

The usual small Dogecoin fee: the buyer pays it on purchases, the one making an offer pays it on offers

Names

Names like kabosu.doge (also .dogecoin .elon .x .shib .doginals .dogefeed) are inscriptions: whoever holds the first inscription of a name — as plain text kabosu.doge or as {"p":"dns","op":"reg","name":"kabosu.doge"} — owns it, and it moves with that inscription.

• Your names are in your Wallet under Names, next to your dogs. Every wallet's profile shows its dogs and names together, and /wallet/kabosu.doge opens the holder's profile.
• Use as my wallet name: your profile and the header show that name instead of your address. You sign a message — no transaction, no fee.
• Send a name like a dog. If it sits inside a bigger coin, only the name (on a 0.001 DOGE output) goes to them and the rest comes back to you.
• Every send form takes a name instead of an address: you see the address it belongs to before you sign.
• Coins holding a name are never spent as DOGE, the same protection your dogs get.
• Inscribe (Names → Inscribe): claim an unregistered name. You approve one payment (about Ð 1.025 in all, including the Ð 1 market fee); the inscription is signed in your browser with a one-time key, in the standard Doginals format, and lands on your address. The first inscription of a name owns it.
• Names market (Names → Market): list a name from its page or your wallet and anyone can buy it at your price, in one transaction that pays you exactly your price minus the market fee — same engine and safety as dog listings. A name sitting inside a bigger coin is first split onto its own small coin (a send to yourself), so a buyer never gets your DOGE with it. Sending a listed name anywhere ends its listing.

How it stays safe

• Non-custodial. The market never holds your dogs or DOGE. Every trade is a PSBT (a partly signed Dogecoin transaction) that each side signs in their own wallet.
• All or nothing. A purchase, cart, or offer is one transaction: either everyone gets exactly what was agreed, or nothing moves.
• Checked before anything is broadcast. The market audits every transaction before it goes out: each dog lands exactly where agreed and only verified clean coins are spent. For DOGE sends, offers and coin splits your browser checks the transaction too before you sign: right recipient, right amounts, no unexpected fee.
• Inscriptions are protected. Coins carrying inscriptions (your dogs, other Doginals, DRC-20s) are never used to pay for anything.
• Signatures stay private. Your listing signature never leaves the market's server; buyers only ever see unsigned transactions.

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