We deliberately didn’t allow hoodie color selection to ensure fairness. There’s limited stock for each color: rares under 20%, uncommons under 40%, and commons around 60%. To prevent hoarding, hoodie colors are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis to keep the process fair. All available colors are visible, and if someone isn’t comfortable with the options, we completely respect that.

Additionally, 20% of proceeds go to the $DOG treasury. Even the coin creator, @LeonidasNFT, started supporting our $DOG of Bitcoin project after ensuring its integrity and seeing hundreds of people post their plushies on X. The treasury enables us to engage the community, allowing members to earn $DOG by spreading awareness. I’ve personally invested to bring value to the community, and as one of the top 10 holders of $DOG, I could easily sit back, but I’m focused on raising awareness in organic, genuine ways.

Lastly, 10% of proceeds go to charity, chosen by the $DOG community. We keep everything transparent. These plushies are costly—between packaging, shipping, customs, serialization, and web maintenance, we’re not making life-changing money. Everything we’ve done has been with dedication and integrity.

That said, I challenge others to step up, use their creativity to drive awareness, bring value to the community, and find ways to make it a win-win for everyone, make some money at it (not life changing but oh well), and then we can sit down and figure out whose grifting what lol