Meme Insider
If you’re keeping an eye on the Solana meme coin scene, the name “dogshit” is probably hard to miss—part humor, part satire, and definitely a token that’s gotten people talking. Here’s what you need to know about the dogshit token: from its playful origins to its rollercoaster trading action and what makes it stand out (or not) in a crowded memecoin market.
What Is the Dogshit Token?
Dogshit (symbol: dogshit, contract: 8AKBy6SkaerTMWZAad47yQxZnvrEk59DvhcHLHUsbonk) is a meme coin that lives on the Solana blockchain. It launched in late July 2025, riding the wave of meme coin mania that’s swept through Solana thanks to tokens like Bonk and LetsBONK.
The branding is tongue-in-cheek: the project calls itself “the official dog poop of Bonk,” and leans heavily into self-deprecating humor and meme culture. Its narrative centers on turning “life’s messes into golden opportunities,” making no grand claims about utility or innovation. Instead, it’s all about fun, buzz, and community.
Origins and Narrative
While there’s some confusion with another similarly named token (“Dog Shit Going Nowhere” or DOGSHIT2, which is tied up in legal drama with Pump.fun), this article focuses specifically on the dogshit token at the Solscan address.
The project’s playful stance is strategic—piggybacking on Bonk’s popularity and meme coin success in the Solana community. Instead of promising revolutionary tech, dogshit capitalizes on social media hype, aiming for quick viral traction.
Tokenomics at a Glance
- Blockchain: Solana
- Token Standard: SPL (Solana Program Library)
- Symbol: dogshit
- Contract Address: 8AKBy6SkaerTMWZAad47yQxZnvrEk59DvhcHLHUsbonk
- Total Supply: Around 999.74 million tokens
- Liquidity: As of launch, about $8,050 on Raydium
- Trading Pairs: Commonly traded against SOL on DEXs like Raydium
- Security: Mint and freeze authorities are disabled—meaning no one can mint more tokens or freeze user balances, reducing the risk of rug pulls or admin abuse.
Market Performance
Meme coins are notorious for their wild price swings, and dogshit is no different. After its launch, it saw a rapid rise: within hours, the market cap shot up from $120K to over $800K. At one point, a 24-hour trading volume of $2.7 million was reported, showing just how quickly meme-driven hype can inflate numbers.
But what goes up must come down—dogshit’s price dropped more than 17% within a day after peaking, following the familiar meme coin “rocket and retrace” pattern.
For those tracking price charts, social media posts mentioned an “ascending triangle” formation, hinting at possible short-term breakouts. But remember: these patterns are speculation, not guarantees.
Community Vibe
Dogshit’s main strength is its meme energy. Crypto X (Twitter) chatter is full of jokes, memes, and speculative takes. Many see dogshit as “the quirky, down-to-earth gem” with the “uniquely chaotic meme energy” that sets viral tokens apart. Holder numbers started small (374 by late July 2025) but were growing steadily.
Much of the buying comes from those hoping to ride the next viral wave, rather than from long-term believers in a revolutionary project. Community engagement—and meme power—drive this token.
Risks to Know Before You Buy
Like any meme coin, dogshit comes loaded with risk:
- Extreme Volatility: Fast pumps can turn into faster dumps. With so much price movement in a short time, you could lose your investment just as quickly as you made it.
- No Real Utility: There’s no underlying tech or use case. If the meme dies, so does the token’s value.
- Low Liquidity: Even with initial trading volume spikes, the liquidity pool was small ($8k)—which can make it hard to enter or exit positions without big price slippage.
- Regulatory Uncertainty: Solana and its ecosystem tokens have faced regulatory scrutiny (see here). While dogshit isn’t directly in the SEC’s sights, changes in the landscape could impact it.
- Market Saturation: With Solana’s meme coin scene crowded, only the tokens that keep their community engaged and meme fresh will survive.
How Does Dogshit Compare to DOGSHIT2?
It’s worth noting the existence of “Dog Shit Going Nowhere” (DOGSHIT2)—a separate token (address: BXebtR4k2WiaZ1HJmxcZkoCdxSBx1g1xnEpVra9Ppump)—which was created as a protest during a class-action lawsuit against Pump.fun. DOGSHIT2 was more about making a legal point than building a community, although it also saw a speculative run with a $23 million peak market cap before a steep drop.
Dogshit, by contrast, is all-in on meme culture and community, more in line with Bonk and other viral tokens.
Investor Tips
- Double-Check the Address: Always make sure you’re interacting with the right contract (Solscan link here). There are copycats and scams out there.
- Watch the Community: Follow sentiment on X (Twitter) and platforms like Raydium or Dexscreener to spot shifts in hype.
- Mind the Liquidity: With thin order books, you could face big slippage—so check liquidity before buying or selling.
- Size Your Bets: Only risk what you can afford to lose; with meme coins, the line between win and wipeout can be razor thin.
- Stay Informed: Keep up with Solana’s technical developments and any regulatory news, as these can affect all tokens on the network.
Bottom Line
Dogshit on Solana is a pure meme play—an experiment in community, humor, and social virality rather than fundamental innovation. It’s a token for those who “get the joke” and are comfortable with wild price action and uncertain futures. If you’re interested, approach with caution: do your own research, use a separate wallet, and keep risk management front and center.
If you want to explore more or see live analytics, you can track dogshit’s performance on Solscan, Raydium, and market monitors like CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko. Happy memeing!
