DOOD community: where Doodles holders chat
DOOD, the Doodles token on Solana: the verified mint, supply and holders with dates, the official channels, and a DOOD holders room on Cherry.
DOOD is the coin of Doodles, an SPL token on Solana issued by an NFT brand whose artwork lives on Ethereum, and that split defines the DOOD community: the token on one chain, the 10,000 original Doodles NFTs on another. This page covers what the token is, where its holders talk, and how a room that checks the real mint works on Cherry (cherry.fun), a wallet-to-wallet messenger where you sign in with a wallet, DM any address, and join token-gated group chats.
What DOOD is
DOOD is an SPL token at mint DvjbEsdca43oQcw2h3HW1CT7N3x5vRcr3QrvTUHnXvgV with nine decimals. Doodles started as 10,000 NFTs on Ethereum in October 2021, drawn by the Canadian illustrator Scott Martin, who signs his work Burnt Toast, and co-founded with Evan Keast and Jordan Castro of CryptoKitties. By May 2025 the company, which calls itself an entertainment business built on storytelling, had run brand collaborations with McDonald’s and adidas.
The token came four years after the art, on 9 May 2025, and it went to Solana, not the chain holding the NFTs. Supply is fixed at 10 billion and the mint authority is disabled, so no more can be created. Most of it was given away: 30% airdropped to Doodles NFT holders and 13% to a group the team called New Blood, Solana-native communities including Bonk, DRiP and Solana Mobile. The rest covered a development fund, the team, liquidity and the company. Binance, Bybit and OKX listed DOOD on launch day.
Doodles pitches the token as the currency of DreamNet, its AI-assisted storytelling project, and as the way to pay for avatar customisation in Doodles 2.
About 7.8 billion DOOD circulate against that 10 billion cap, worth roughly $13.4 million on 13 September 2026, and around 110,800 wallets held the Solana mint that day. A BNB Smart Chain deployment exists too; the Solana mint above is the original and the one a gating rule should name.
Where the DOOD community talks today
The project’s published channels are the site at doodles.app and the Doodles account on X. It runs no official Telegram group, so every Telegram result for DOOD belongs to somebody else.
An airdrop that handed 43% of supply to two enormous crowds left a holder base past 100,000 wallets, most of whom never joined a chat. A brand with retail partners attracts impersonators, and an open group cannot tell a holder from an account registered this morning. The usual patch is a verify bot that sends you to a third-party site to sign something, the exact shape of the scam it exists to stop.
DOOD holders on Cherry
Cherry opened a DOOD Holders room at chat.cherry.fun/@dood on 12 September 2026. Cherry built it and runs it: this is Cherry’s holders room, not the project’s channel, and Cherry is not affiliated with the DOOD team. Entry is one token balance rule against the mint above, minimum 1 DOOD. The room is public, and on 13 September 2026 it had 749 members and no reviews.
The app reads the chain itself, so nobody in the member list clicked a verify link, and that check repeats in the background : a wallet that sells below the minimum is paywalled, staying a member with message content withheld until a later check passes. A holder can DM any wallet address from there, including addresses that have never opened Cherry, and can trade $DOOD in the conversation: type the ticker and a token card renders with price and market cap, with the swap through Jupiter. Size moves through OTC escrow in the mobile app, where a program settles both legs together or refunds them. A team can pay holders through an airdrop campaign on the same check.
The DOOD-specific part is the second rule. A Cherry room takes up to five access rules combined with all logic (every rule passes) or any logic (one is enough), and each rule is read on its chain. Pair the DOOD balance rule with an NFT rule for the Doodles collection on Ethereum under any logic, and the Solana holder and the Ethereum collector both get in, neither needing what the other holds. Set the same pair to all logic and only the few who own both remain. Gating across chains covers the mixed case.
How to create a DOOD-gated room
- Open chat.cherry.fun and sign in with a Solana wallet. The wallet signs a message, no gas.
- Create a group with a name, description and handle, and set it public so it gets a storefront page.
- Add an access requirement of the token-balance type and paste the mint
DvjbEsdca43oQcw2h3HW1CT7N3x5vRcr3QrvTUHnXvgV. Confirm the symbol resolves to DOOD before you save. - Pick the minimum: one DOOD admits any holder, a seven-figure minimum builds a room of larger positions.
- Add the Doodles NFT rule if you want the Ethereum collectors too, switch the logic to any, then share the link. Visitors see the requirements, and whether their wallet passes, before they join.
The longer walkthrough is how to create a token-gated group chat ; reaching token holders covers announcements after that.
Risks and disclaimers
DOOD is a brand token whose price moves on attention, and much of the supply sits in wallets that were given it. A balance gate proves a wallet held the minimum when the app read it, not that its owner is honest, so a room still needs mods who can mute and ban. Group chats on Cherry are not end-to-end encrypted, by design, so moderation and bots can work; DMs are, with keys derived from your wallet. The figures above are as of 13 September 2026. Nothing here is financial advice. Tokens can lose value.
FAQ
Does DOOD have an official Telegram group?
The project does not publish one. Its channels are the site at doodles.app and the Doodles account on X, so any Telegram group named for DOOD is run by someone else.
Is the DOOD Holders room on Cherry run by the Doodles team?
No. Cherry created and runs it, and Cherry is not affiliated with the DOOD team. It is a holders room for anyone whose wallet passes the balance check, and it does not speak for the project.
How much DOOD do I need to join?
The room at chat.cherry.fun/@dood asks for at least 1 DOOD in the wallet you sign in with, so any holder qualifies. An owner running their own room sets the minimum themselves.
Can one room admit both DOOD holders and Doodles NFT owners?
Yes, under any logic. A DOOD balance rule and a Doodles NFT rule let a member in on either one, each read on its own chain. Under all logic a member has to satisfy both.
What happens if I sell my DOOD?
Membership in a gated public group is re-checked on-chain in the background, about every three days per wallet. A wallet that drops below the minimum is paywalled: it stays a member with the room in its chat list, message content is withheld, and a later passing check or the Re-check button restores it.
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