Doge Soft

What it is

Doge Soft’s own sentence: hold DOGE, collect Doginals, trade DRC-20 coins, explore, bridge, and play — one self-custody orbit. The wallet is a phone wallet. The extension pairs that phone to the web. Signing is described as never leaving the pocket. DRC-20 sends and splits use on-chain commit-reveal (P2SH), then a pre-signed move the pipeline broadcasts — not a custodial balance in the wallet.

The orbit is not one app with a database. Docs map independent services that agree on one rule: Dogecoin L1 is the source of truth. Wallet signs. The indexer watches every block from Dogecoin Core. Explorer is the public read. Swap quotes and settles DRC-20 ↔ DOGE. Pulse displays bonding-curve then pool prices. Launch mints collections. Bridge locks L1 and mints on DogeOS under M-of-N attesters. 𝕏Đ Good runs tips and hire on X through the extension.

Inscription standard (DogeSoft v1)

Every Doge Soft inscription is still an ord envelope on Dogecoin L1. The production difference is an ACTION tag so indexer, wallet, inscriber, and Launch agree what a given inscription is — a DRC-20 transfer, an NFT sale, a launchpad mint — without a smart contract. The canonical registry is documented as living on the inscriber and mirrored in the wallet. You send an ACTION plus a content-type the registry already knows. You do not invent a parallel tagging scheme.

Backwards compatibility is explicit in the spec. For DRC-20 plain text the envelope stays positional — OP_1 [content-type] OP_0 [data] — so 2023-era readers (docs name MyDoge and Doggy Market) can still decode a transfer. ACTION is omitted on that DRC-20 text/plain path. For every other action, including launchpad, an ACTION push sits between content-type and the body marker.

OP_FALSE OP_IF "ord"
  OP_1 [content-type]
  [ACTION]
  OP_0 [payload]
OP_ENDIF

The JSON body stays a DRC-20 transfer so a strict 2023 indexer that ignores unknown keys still sees p, op, tick, and amt. Doge Soft Standard v1 adds a ds object — app, version, flow — so the same inscription can name an AMM refund, a bridge release, or another registered pipeline without breaking the coin protocol. Docs show ds.flow = bridge_l1_release on L1 withdraw. A live AMM example of the same pattern:

{
  "p": "drc-20",
  "op": "transfer",
  "tick": "du$t",
  "amt": "692.000000000000000000",
  "ds": {
    "app": "drc20_swap_amm",
    "v": 1,
    "flow": "deposit_refund"
  }
}

The indexer is the spine

Almost everything downstream — Explorer balances, DRC-20 send verification, Swap’s view of on-chain deposits, Bridge deposit gates — reads from one indexer. Docs: it watches Dogecoin L1 block by block from Dogecoin Core, typically milliseconds behind the node, and tracks DRC-20 state (deploys, mints, transfers, current holders) alongside the raw UTXO set. Nothing above that layer re-parses the chain. Wallet, Explorer, and Swap agree by construction.

What the production indexer maintains, as published on the indexer & truth-layer page: the full UTXO set (every spendable output — spend tracking, not address balances alone); a transaction graph (txid → vouts, scripts, values, confirmation height); inscription envelopes (commit / reveal / move per Standard v1); DRC-20 state (tick, amount, deploy/mint/transfer, current carrier ownership); Doginals / media; reorg-aware confirmations; mempool / tip monitoring where enabled; bridge-tagged flows classified in Explorer.

That is the “full ledger” claim this encyclopedia is allowed to print: every UTXO spend and unspend on that notebook, every split, transfer, move, mint, and deploy the Standard v1 state machine accepts. Explorer titles itself the living Dogecoin ledger and publishes live counters for indexed height, Doginals known, and DRC-20 ops (deploy · mint · transfer). Doge Soft describes the DRC-20 side of that book as on the order of 180 million inscriptions as of 17 September 2026. Confirm the live vitals on explorer.dogesoft.io; this page does not freeze an unaudited census.

The public read is a REST API at explorer.dogesoft.io/api — transactions, parsed drc20_operations and inscriptions, address balances, UTXOs, DRC-20 holdings, transfer inscriptions, history. Docs tell integrators they do not need to run their own indexer. The stack is Core-first, not a CDN cache of someone else’s notebook. Explorer still uses a public 3D helper (model-viewer) for Dogemaps; that is a page asset, not the ledger.

There is no competing production Doginals indexer with this vertical integration today. Others may run nodes and implement Standard v1; DogeSoft ships the reference production index that users and apps already depend on.docs.dogesoft.io/bridge/indexer, as of 17 Sep 2026

First liquidity pools, AMM, and bonding

Swap is an automated market maker for DRC-20 ↔ DOGE, plus a bonding-curve launchpad for coins that do not yet have pool depth. Endpoints sit at amm.dogesoft.io/api. As of the 15 September 2026 live-verification note: quotes, execute, add/remove liquidity, and claim-fees are Live. Bonding-curve buy / confirm is Live. There is no sell/exit on the curve before graduation — hold until the curve fills, then trade on Swap.

Fee model, from the AMM page: every swap pays 2% in DOGE total — 1% to liquidity providers and 1% platform. Fees are always realized in DOGE, not “2% of whatever asset you put in.” Pool JSON fee 0.01 is the LP share only. Anyone can supply liquidity and earn a pro-rata share of that 1%. Platform share is swept separately.

How LP is inscribed: pools are documented as custodial Uniswap-v2-style. To add, send DOGE plus a DRC-20 ADD_LP inscription to the pool deposit address, then POST /liquidity/add with both deposit txids. To remove, wallet-sign POST /liquidity/remove. Slippage-failure deposits auto-refund through the durable settlement queue — the ds.flow deposit_refund transfer above is that refund as a still-valid DRC-20 body. Accrued fees are in DOGE.

Brand-new coins can launch on a bonding curve before they have a real pool. Pulse recalculates price as a side effect of each confirmed buy. Flight stages are fixed DOGE-reserve thresholds: Ignition 0–10k (curve only), Escape velocity 10k–40k, Interstellar 40k–100k, 𝕏Ð 100k+. Past Ignition, price is pool reserves — the same math Swap quotes. POST /bonding/launch requires a Doge Soft-issued API key; it is not public self-serve.

How a DRC-20 send actually flows

1. The wallet builds and signs commit (P2SH output holding the envelope) and reveal, plus a pre-signed move.
2. Reveal broadcasts to Dogecoin L1. That step only inscribes intent.
3. The indexer picks up the confirmed reveal, decodes the envelope, and gates tick, amount, and carrier owner.
4. A pipeline worker broadcasts the already-signed move. It never signs. Closing the app does not strand the send; it finishes on next launch.

Single-recipient send is Live, edge cases included. Batch send (many recipients, one combined move) is wallet-only, structurally complete, not independently load-verified — treat as beta. window.dogesoft.sendDrc20() is extension-only as of this review; mobile in-app browser tells you to use in-app flows.

The rest of the orbit

• window.dogesoft — connect, accounts, sendDoge, sendDrc20, sendInscription, signPsbt, pushPsbt, or the request() table (doge_requestAccounts, doge_signPsbt, …). Provider 1.1.0, mainnet only.
• Launch — launch.dogesoft.io. Dogecoin has no native collection object; Launch’s catalog plus LAUNCHPAD_MINT inscriptions is the directory. Status: Beta.
• Bridge — L1 Dogecoin mainnet → DogeOS, deposit/mint and burn/withdraw Live as of 15 Sep 2026. Verification is outpoint-level against the same indexer, not a balance API.
• Pulse — bonding-curve then pool pricing; only the DOGE→USD leg is external.
• 𝕏Đ Good — tips, hire, rewards, marketplace on X through the extension. Live.
• Play — wallet arcade, not a public integration surface.
• PQC / Falcon — additive attestation beside ECDSA, Beta. Not a replacement for Dogecoin signing today.

What people confuse

For readers who need to act

• To see whether an inscription or DRC-20 op exists, open explorer.dogesoft.io. To build, start at docs.dogesoft.io — The orbit, then Inscription standard, DRC-20 protocol, Explorer API, Swap / AMM.
• Treat DRC-20 balances as that indexer. Name the notebook beside any supply sentence.
• LP and bridge are the places a service holds value. Wallet sends are not.
• Nothing in these docs asks for a seed. If a page or DM does, it is not Doge Soft.

Sources

Primary texts for this chapter. The full index lives on Doginals sources.

• Doge Soft — Doge Soft
• Doge Soft docs — Doge Soft
• Inscription standard — Doge Soft
• DRC-20 protocol — Doge Soft
• The orbit — Doge Soft
• Indexer & truth layer — Doge Soft
• Explorer API — Doge Soft
• Swap / AMM — Doge Soft
• Pulse & price oracle — Doge Soft
• Ecosystem status — Doge Soft
• Security model — Doge Soft
• Doge Soft explorer — Doge Soft
• @builderdogecoin — X
• Part Deux (Inscription Standard v1) — X
• A Conversation with Eden — X
• Dogecoin Indexer — X