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Public builder of Doge Soft. Responsible for Inscription Standard v1 — the common language that gave builders ACTION tags, docs, APIs, and a Core-fed indexer on Apezord’s 2023 envelope.

Last reviewed 2026-09-179 min readpeople · dogesoft · builders

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A brass telegraph key, standing in for a public builder handle

Eden is the public name on the X account @builderdogecoin, which lists dogesoft.io in its profile. In signed 2026 X articles Eden describes the work as giving builders a common language: DogeSoft Inscription Standard v1, a Core-fed indexer, explorer APIs, and the first public DRC-20 AMM. This encyclopedia treats those as primary public texts from the handle. Apezord still wrote the 2023 envelope. Eden did not.

Who the public record names

The X display name is Eden. The handle is @builderdogecoin. A contemporaneous profile line is “$DOGE” plus dogesoft.io. GitHub user builderdogecoin, created 7 September 2023, sets name and company to DogeSoft.io, blog to https://dogesoft.io, location to “dogecoin,” bio to “for love of $DOGE,” and twitter_username to builderdogecoin. Those fields are self-published. They are enough to attach the handle to the stack. They are not a passport, a cap table, or a “visionary” biography.

This page records public roles and shipped work. It does not estimate net worth, gossip about private life, or promote Doge Soft as an investment. Doge Soft remains a Layer 1 product map. This encyclopedia remains an archive. They share a hallway. They are not the same building.

Historical placement

Apezord’s envelope is February 2023. Doge Labs’ public infrastructure year is the rest of 2023. Eden’s public accounts arrive in that same inscription season: X in July 2023, GitHub in September 2023. That is after Shibescription #0 and after the first DRC-20 deploys. Eden did not write the protocol note.

The dated public claim of what Eden is responsible for sits in a 2026 X article series signed ~ EDEN (later ~ Eden). Those articles are the primary texts this page uses for the Inscription Standard, the builder tools, the Core-fed indexer, and the first public DRC-20 AMM. They are product history on Apezord’s still-valid wrapper. They are not a rewrite of 2023.

On X Spaces, third-party logs show Eden as co-host of Doginals / DRC-20 builder rooms, including 28 August 2025 (“DOGE Doginals DRC20 L1”) and 3 September 2025 (“DOGE Doginals Builders Space”). Spaces are talk, not commits. They place the handle in the 2025 builder circuit before the 2026 written series. GitHub user metadata was last updated 16 June 2026 — the day after the Conversation article.

Inscription Standard v1

On 6 May 2026 Eden published Dogecoin The Era of Doge Soft Part Deux. That article is the public announcement of DogeSoft Inscription Standard v1. The envelope stays Apezord’s ord wrapper. What v1 adds is a registered ACTION tag so a wallet, explorer, or indexer can read intent without inventing a new byte pattern. The article names TRANSFER, LIST, SWAP, AUCTION_BID, LAUNCHPAD_MINT, and BRIDGE_L1_RELEASE. The live spec is docs.dogesoft.io/inscription-standard. A contemporaneous indexer host named in that post is indexer.dogesoft.io; the later public window on this review is explorer.dogesoft.io.

Doge Soft listened. They shipped Inscription Standard v1.Eden, Dogecoin The Era of Doge Soft Part Deux, 6 May 2026

Part Deux is also the builder invitation. Eden tells other shops they can start their own indexer, fork the work, plug in, and ship. That is the historical sentence this encyclopedia uses when it says Eden gave builders the tools: not a marketplace grant, a published vocabulary plus an open spec and a forkable indexer path.

On 15 June 2026 the first-person article A Conversation with Eden restates the same job in one line. This page treats that line as Eden’s own summary of responsibility — not as Core consensus, and not as a claim that the 2023 envelope changed.

The Inscription Standard v1 gives builders a common language.Eden, A Conversation with Eden About Dogecoin, Decentralization, and Building Doge Soft, 15 June 2026

The Conversation also sketches a build order: oracle, then Pulse, then explorer, wallet, AMM, APIs, and builder tools. Eden writes that there was no grand master plan, that the stack sits on Layer 1 because the chain is open and governed by no one, and that the work took no outside funding and no influencer circuit. Those are self-published claims dated 15 June 2026. This encyclopedia records them as such.

The 2026 public series

Six X articles from the handle form a dated series. This encyclopedia cites the versions retrieved 17 September 2026. X Articles can be edited after publish. If a later revision changes a claim, update this page against the live URL rather than against memory.

13 January 2026 — Part Une

Dogecoin The Era of Doge Soft Part Une opens the series. DRC-20 is treated as native coins on Doginals. Eden claims a Doge Soft automated market maker that swaps DRC-20 directly on Dogecoin Layer 1 — this encyclopedia already records that as the first public DRC-20 AMM on the envelope, not as a Core opcode. The article names DOGI as “DOGE on DOGE” and DU$T as utility that “powers Dogesoft.io.” Those ticker sentences are Eden’s 13 January 2026 copy. They are not mint counts and not investment advice.

6 May 2026 — Part Deux

Part Deux is the Standard. ACTION tags on the old wrapper. Docs and indexer pointed at builders. Signed ~ EDEN. See Inscription Standard v1 above.

21 May 2026 — Part Trois

Dogecoin: The Era of Doge Soft – Part Trois, fifteen days later, is the stack claim. Eden writes that Doge Soft has completed “the total doginal stack”: oracle and full indexer, Pulse (pulse.dogesoft.io), explorer (explorer.dogesoft.io), wallet (wallet.dogesoft.io, iOS and Android named), Doge Dash / Play, and an invite system, sitting on Standard v1. That is a product-completeness sentence dated 21 May 2026. It is not a census of every Doginals indexer on Earth, and it is not this wiki’s ledger.

15 June 2026 — A Conversation with Eden

The Conversation is the first-person builder text. Standard v1 as common language. AMM described as native to Dogecoin DRC-20. Mobile app on the map. Roadmap voice: Do Only Good Everyday. The closing invitation is to start at dogesoft.io, read the docs, and browse Standard v1. GitHub’s user record for builderdogecoin reports a last update the next day, 16 June 2026.

29 August 2026 — 𝕏Đ Good

𝕏Đ Good: Dogecoin Micropayments, Built Into 𝕏 announces a Chrome extension for Tip, Hire, Reward, and Request inside X. Keys stay on the device. DRC-20 cashtags and the AMM are named as the coin path. Install URL in the article: dogesoft.io/extension#install. Signed ~ EDEN. This is a client on the same Standard and indexer, not a new envelope.

6 September 2026 — Dogecoin Indexer

Dogecoin Indexer: How Doge Soft Reads Dogecoin, Doginals, and DRC-20 is the clerk’s article. Dogecoin Core is the source. The indexer sits between the node and apps and holds full UTXO, inscription, and DRC-20 state. explorer.dogesoft.io is the public window. Standard v1 remains the common language. APIs exist so a builder does not have to stand up the whole stack. Wallet, Explorer, Pulse, AMM, Bridge, Inscriber, and 𝕏Đ Good are named as reading the same ledger. Signed ~ Eden. That is the dated text behind “Core-fed indexer” and “builder APIs” on this page.

What the public pages ship

Doge Soft’s own sentence, on the public site: hold DOGE, collect Doginals, trade DRC-20 coins, explore, bridge, and play — one self-custody orbit. Docs attach the builder work to that orbit: inscription standard (v1 envelope, registered ACTIONs, launchpad JSON), DRC-20 commit-reveal, Explorer REST so a builder does not run a node, Swap / AMM (2% in DOGE: 1% LP + 1% platform) and bonding-curve launches, Pulse flight stages, Bridge attesters, window.dogesoft. Those pages are the spec. The X series above is who announced them, in what order, and for whom — builders first.

  1. GitHub: one public repository as of 17 September 2026 — builderdogecoin/dogesoftapp, described as “Dogecoin Everything APP.”
  2. X: @builderdogecoin, display name Eden, profile destination dogesoft.io, six dated articles from 13 January to 6 September 2026.
  3. Product hosts named in those articles and still reachable on this review: dogesoft.io, docs.dogesoft.io, explorer.dogesoft.io, amm.dogesoft.io, pulse.dogesoft.io, wallet.dogesoft.io, time.dogesoft.io, launch.dogesoft.io, plus the extension install path.

What people confuse

MisconceptionRecord
Eden wrote the Doginals protocolApezord published the minter and envelope in February 2023. Eden’s public accounts date to July–September 2023. The later work, dated in 2026 X articles, is Inscription Standard v1, the Core-fed indexer, AMM, and bonding — on that envelope.
github.com/doge-soft is Doge SoftThat 2019 GitHub organization is a different project (DogeGo). Doge Soft’s public builder account is github.com/builderdogecoin, company field DogeSoft.io.
This wiki is Doge Soft officialThis site is an independent encyclopedia. Documenting a builder is not a grant of authority, a powered-by badge, or a marketplace.
A public handle is a legal titleGitHub lists company DogeSoft.io. X lists the product URL. Neither page, as of this review, is a corporate filing that names CEO, founder, or equity.
@builderdogecoin is a protocol voice like ApezordApezord is the 2023 envelope text. Eden is the public builder who shipped Inscription Standard v1 as a common language for other builders, plus the production indexer and DRC-20 markets that consume that envelope.

Public record and sources

  • July 2023 — X account @builderdogecoin (Eden) is public; profile points at dogesoft.io.
  • 7 September 2023 — GitHub user builderdogecoin created; twitter_username set to the same handle; company and site DogeSoft.io / dogesoft.io.
  • 28 August 2025 — co-host, “DOGE Doginals DRC20 L1” Space (SpacesDashboard log).
  • 3 September 2025 — co-host, “DOGE Doginals Builders Space” (SpacesDashboard log).
  • 13 January 2026 — X article Dogecoin The Era of Doge Soft Part Une (status 2011089126397755456). DRC-20 on L1; Doge Soft AMM claim; DOGI and DU$T named.
  • 6 May 2026 — X article Part Deux (status 2051988676301693024). Inscription Standard v1 announced; ACTION tags; docs and indexer pointed at builders. Signed ~ EDEN.
  • 21 May 2026 — X article Part Trois (status 2057607328254296162). Oracle/indexer, Pulse, explorer, wallet, Dash/Play, invite system claimed as one stack.
  • 15 June 2026 — X article A Conversation with Eden (status 2066494178133979289). Standard v1 “gives builders a common language.” First person. Signed ~ EDEN.
  • 16 June 2026 — GitHub user record last updated (as reported by the GitHub API).
  • 29 August 2026 — X article 𝕏Đ Good (status 2093768320142995739). Chrome extension micropayments in X; keys on device.
  • 6 September 2026 — X article Dogecoin Indexer (status 2096593089364164875). Core-fed indexer, explorer as public window, APIs so builders do not stand up the whole stack. Signed ~ Eden.
  • 17 September 2026 — this page last reviewed against those URLs; one public GitHub repo (dogesoftapp); product hosts above reachable.

Continuity and caveats

Handles move. Product copy changes. A GitHub company field is not an indexer. Doge Soft still sits on indexer-backed views of inscriptions and DRC-20; those notebooks can disagree, reorg, or go dark. Keys on a device remain the user’s problem if the UTXO that carries an inscription is spent. Phishing against “Doge Soft support” or a builder DM is expected. The public account does not make a seed phrase safe to paste.

Follower counts, Space participant totals, and unverified rank claims are omitted. The 2026 X series is the dated public claim of responsibility. If a later filing or about page names a formal role, this article should add that date. Until then: public builder voice, Inscription Standard v1, shipped URLs, dated Spaces.

For readers who need to act

  • Verify dogesoft.io and GitHub builderdogecoin yourself. Do not trust a lookalike handle.
  • Treat DMs that ask for a seed, recovery phrase, or “support restore” as hostile.
  • Read Doge Soft for the stack map, the inscription-standard docs for ACTION tags, and Indexers for why a balance is an opinion.
  • This page is not advice to install a wallet, swap a coin, or follow a person.

Questions

What is Eden responsible for?

Inscription Standard v1, announced 6 May 2026 in Part Deux: ACTION tags on Apezord’s still-valid envelope, plus the Core-fed indexer, explorer APIs, first public DRC-20 AMM, and bonding that consume it. Eden did not write the 2023 protocol note.

What did Inscription Standard v1 give builders?

A common language. Part Deux published TRANSFER, LIST, SWAP, AUCTION_BID, LAUNCHPAD_MINT, and BRIDGE_L1_RELEASE so wallets and explorers can parse intent without a new wrapper, pointed at docs.dogesoft.io/inscription-standard, and invited shops to fork an indexer and ship. The 15 June 2026 Conversation is Eden’s own sentence for that job. The 6 September 2026 indexer article adds APIs so a builder does not stand up the whole stack.

What title does Eden hold?

As of 17 September 2026 the public record shows an X name, a GitHub company field (DogeSoft.io), signed articles, and product URLs. It does not show a sourced CEO or founder filing on this page.

Sources

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