Dogemoon
DOGEMOON
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
DOGEMOON ($DGMOON) demonstrates severe fundamental and structural weaknesses across nearly all evaluated categories. The project has ceased active development, with no repository activity, upgrades, or roadmap progression. The team and governance structure are entirely absent, highlighted by the expiration of its official domain (dogemoon.digital) in May 2022. Economically, the token relies on a reflexive 10% transaction tax with no real utility or sustainable demand drivers, leading to an illiquid market with approximately $2 in daily volume. Security-wise, while the contract was audited by SourceHat, automated analysis flags substantial centralization risks, including unrenounced ownership, mutable tax rates, and backdoors permitting ownership reclaim. There was insufficient data to evaluate Community Support (-1.0), which was excluded from the weighted scoring calculation. While no confirmed exploits or fraud were identified, the project shows clear signs of total abandonment.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Dogemoon (DOGEMOON)
Dogemoon (DOGEMOON) is an abandoned reflective meme token deployed on Binance Smart Chain. The project was created with a fixed supply of 10 billion tokens and features a deploy-once smart contract with a static reward model. The token's economic design relies on a transaction fee mechanism—nominally 10%, split between liquidity generation, holder redistribution, and marketing or charity reserves—designed to reward holders without secondary minting capabilities. Over 61% of the total supply was burned at launch, leaving roughly 3.8 billion tokens in circulation, with initial liquidity locked on Unicrypt.
While the Dogemoon contract underwent a security audit by SourceHat confirming standard BEP-20 functionality, security analyses indicate substantial centralization risks. Automated contract evaluations reveal that the contract ownership was not renounced, granting privileged addresses the ability to modify tax rates, redirect developer fees, and potentially reclaim ownership through administrative functions.
Development and maintenance of the Dogemoon ecosystem have completely ceased. The project lacks public team members, roadmaps, code repositories, and formal governance structures. The official project domain expired in May 2022, and with no real-world utility or ongoing support, market activity has collapsed into severe illiquidity with negligible daily trading volume.