Doodle Devils

Doodle Devils was a Solana-based NFT and gaming project operated under the name Doodle Devil Gaming. The project positioned itself as a multi-faceted Web3 studio combining an NFT collection, a native SPL token, revenue sharing for holders, bespoke game development services, and content distribution through the DRiP platform.

The NFT Collection

The Doodle Devils NFT collection comprised 500 pieces, making it a small-supply, community-focused drop rather than a mass-market collection. NFT holders occupied the center of the project's economic model: staking DD NFTs generated $DOODLE, the project's native token, and entitled holders to participate in revenue share opportunities from the project's broader activities. Holders could also receive whitelist spots for future partner projects and collaborations.

$DOODLE Token

$DOODLE was a native SPL token on Solana, meaning it was built directly on the Solana Program Library standard used by most Solana-based fungible tokens. The project listed the token on multiple exchanges, giving holders the option to trade it beyond the project's own staking mechanics. Practical uses for $DOODLE included purchasing limited 1-of-1 merchandise drops and securing whitelist allocations for forthcoming projects the team partnered with.

The token tied the NFT collection to an ongoing economic loop: hold and stake NFTs, earn $DOODLE, spend $DOODLE on merchandise or access rights. Revenue from the project's game development services was intended to flow back to NFT holders through the revenue share mechanism.

Bespoke Game Building

Beyond its own NFT collection, Doodle Devil Gaming offered game development services to other Solana projects. The team built at least one on-chain game for a Solana meme coin project called $tert, demonstrating capability as a service provider within the Solana ecosystem rather than solely as an NFT issuer. This B2B game-building track differentiated the project from pure PFP collections by giving the team a revenue source outside secondary market royalties.

DRiP Content Distribution

Doodle Devils maintained a presence on DRiP, a Solana-native platform where creators distribute free digital content drops to followers on a recurring basis. The project used DRiP to build an audience beyond its NFT holders, releasing free content weekly.

Current Status

As of August 2026, Doodle Devils appears to be inactive. The project's website (doodledevils.com) does not resolve — the domain returns a DNS failure, indicating it is no longer registered or hosted. No recent activity has been observed on the project's official X/Twitter account (@DoodleDevils). The most recent verifiable site activity, based on indexed content, dates to mid-2024 when the privacy policy was last updated. No independent news coverage of the project exists from 2025 or 2026. The NFT collection remains on-chain, but development, token distribution, and community activity associated with the project appear to have ceased.