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What Are DRC-20 Tokens?
DRC-20 tokens are fungible tokens created on the Dogecoin blockchain with inscriptions, a method known as Doginals. They copy the idea of BRC-20 tokens on Bitcoin. This list ranks DRC-20 tokens by market cap, with live prices and daily price changes.
Quick Facts
- Blockchain: Dogecoin. The tokens live on the main Dogecoin network.
- Method: Inscriptions. Token data is written directly into Dogecoin transactions.
- Origin: Doginals and the DRC-20 standard both appeared in 2023, shortly after BRC-20 on Bitcoin.
- Smart contracts: None. Dogecoin has no smart contracts, so balances are tracked by indexers.
- Ranking: We rank DRC-20 tokens by market cap. Market cap is the price times the tokens in circulation.
How Dogecoin Inscriptions and DRC-20 Work
An inscription is a small piece of data stored on the blockchain. Doginals use inscriptions to put text, images or token data on Dogecoin. A DRC-20 token uses a short text note in a simple format. One note "deploys" a new token with a name and a maximum supply. Other notes "mint" new tokens or "transfer" them to another wallet.
The Dogecoin network itself does not read these notes. Instead, special software called an indexer scans every inscription. It then works out who owns which tokens. Wallets and marketplaces rely on these indexers to show balances.
Where to Trade DRC-20 Tokens
Most DRC-20 tokens trade on special DRC-20 marketplaces, not on large exchanges. You need a wallet that supports Doginals. You also need some DOGE to pay network fees when you mint or move tokens. Some tokens on this list may also trade on a few centralized exchanges.
DRC-20 vs BRC-20
Both standards use inscriptions and text notes instead of smart contracts. BRC-20 runs on Bitcoin, while DRC-20 runs on Dogecoin. Dogecoin fees are often lower, so minting can cost less. Bitcoin has a larger market and more tools for its tokens.
Risks
DRC-20 tokens are an experiment. Most have no team, no product and no real use besides trading. Liquidity is often thin, so prices can move very fast. Different indexers can also disagree on balances, and a wrong transfer can mean lost tokens.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is DRC-20?
DRC-20 is a token standard for creating fungible tokens on the Dogecoin blockchain. It uses Doginals, which store data on Dogecoin through inscriptions. Each token is deployed, minted and transferred with short text notes. Indexers read these notes and track balances, because Dogecoin has no smart contracts.
- What are Dogecoin inscriptions and Doginals?
Dogecoin inscriptions are pieces of data written directly into Dogecoin transactions. Doginals is the name of the protocol that makes this possible, similar to Ordinals on Bitcoin. Inscriptions can hold images, text or token data. DRC-20 tokens are one type of Doginal, used for fungible tokens.
- What are the best DRC-20 tokens?
We do not give investment advice. The list above ranks DRC-20 tokens by market cap, with live prices. To compare tokens, look at market cap, trading volume, daily price change and how long the token has existed. Also check if the token has an active community and enough liquidity.
- How do I buy DRC-20 tokens?
You can buy DRC-20 tokens on DRC-20 marketplaces using a wallet that supports Doginals. First, get some DOGE to pay for the token and the network fees. Then connect your wallet to a marketplace and pick a listing. Always check the token name carefully, since copies exist.
- When was DRC-20 created?
The DRC-20 standard was created in 2023. It appeared shortly after the BRC-20 standard brought inscription tokens to Bitcoin. Developers brought the same idea to Dogecoin through the Doginals protocol. Since then, many DRC-20 tokens have been deployed, most of them meme tokens with no other use.
- What is the difference between DRC-20 and BRC-20?
DRC-20 tokens run on Dogecoin, while BRC-20 tokens run on Bitcoin. Both use inscriptions and text notes instead of smart contracts, and both depend on indexers. Dogecoin fees are often lower than Bitcoin fees, so minting DRC-20 tokens can be cheaper. BRC-20 has a larger market and more support.