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Technical Documentation

A factual overview of Perry DGAF, its Robinhood Chain deployment, token supply, launch structure, trading architecture and known limitations.

VERSION 1.0 · 28 JULY 2026

Overview

Perry DGAF is a character-led meme cryptoasset project built around Perry, an exhausted office possum who has abandoned corporate motivation and dreams of escaping the office for Mars. The project combines original workplace humour, social-media storytelling and community participation.

DGAF is not equity, debt, a claim on revenue, a conventional investment fund or a right to project assets. The token does not promise a financial return, guaranteed utility, future exchange listing or continued liquidity.

Non-affiliation: Perry DGAF is not affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood, Elon Musk or SpaceX. Mars and rocket references are fictional storytelling.

Token details

NAMEPerry DGAF
SYMBOLDGAF
STANDARDERC-20 compatible token
DECIMAL PLACES18
FIXED SUPPLY1,000,000,000 DGAF
NETWORKRobinhood Chain mainnet
OFFICIAL CONTRACT0xC48EE8Cc77863fF3cED56EbD9c20552c4bFdc0De

The complete contract address should be used for verification because unrelated parties can create tokens with the same name or ticker.

Network

DGAF is deployed on Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum-compatible Arbitrum Layer-2 network. Robinhood Chain mainnet uses chain ID 4663 and ETH as its native gas token.

CHAIN ID4663
GAS TOKENETH
EXECUTION ENVIRONMENTEVM compatible
BLOCK EXPLORERRobinhood Chain Blockscout

Launch architecture

DGAF was created through LaunchHood. According to LaunchHood's published documentation, a launch creates the token, a Uniswap V3 liquidity pool and a permanent liquidity lock within the same launch process.

1
Token creation

A fixed-supply ERC-20 compatible token is created on Robinhood Chain.

2
Pool creation

The entire token supply is deposited into a Uniswap V3 pool.

3
Liquidity lock

The liquidity position is transferred to the LaunchHood locker architecture. This concerns withdrawal of LP principal; it is not a token vesting schedule.

4
Public trading

The pool is available for public buys and sells through compatible interfaces from launch.

Supply and allocation

AllocationAmountShare
Uniswap pool at launch1,000,000,000 DGAF100%
Team allocation00%
Presale / private sale00%
Vesting allocation00%

No separate team, treasury, presale or vesting allocation was documented at launch. Market ownership changes as users buy, sell or transfer DGAF.

Trading and fees

DGAF trades through its Robinhood Chain Uniswap V3 liquidity pool. LaunchHood documents a 1% pool fee per swap, with collected fees split between the creator reward recipient and the LaunchHood protocol when claimed. Fees may accrue in both ETH and DGAF.

  • Buys and sells are executed against the pool rather than an order book.
  • Price changes according to pool state and concentrated-liquidity mechanics.
  • Slippage and price impact can be substantial, particularly where liquidity is limited.
  • Network gas is paid in ETH on Robinhood Chain.
  • Third-party trading interfaces have their own terms and risks.
Important distinction: the trading-fee mechanism does not give DGAF holders a right to project revenue. The documented creator fee recipient is separate from ordinary token ownership.

Current use

DGAF currently functions as the community token associated with the Perry DGAF meme project. It can be held, transferred and traded through compatible wallets and decentralised interfaces.

Possible future community features may be explored, but they are not active promises. Any new utility should be treated as unavailable until it has been built, tested and publicly documented.

Security and limitations

  • No independent Perry DGAF smart-contract audit is claimed in this document.
  • Verified source visibility, where available, is not the same as an independent security audit.
  • Smart contracts, wallets, bridges, RPC providers, decentralised exchanges and websites can fail or be exploited.
  • Blockchain transactions are normally irreversible.
  • Users must verify the contract, network, amount, approvals and destination before signing.
  • Admins will never request recovery phrases, private keys or wallet passwords.

Read the full Crypto Risk Disclosure before interacting with DGAF.

Verification links

Document changes

This document may be updated when material project or technical information changes. Older statements should not be relied on where they conflict with the latest on-chain information or official platform documentation.

Version 1.0 — 28 July 2026: initial public technical documentation.