DogeOS Launches Public Testnet for Dogecoin-Based Applications

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DogeOS launched its public testnet on October 1, 2026, marking a key network upgrade for the Dogecoin ecosystem. The testnet supports DeFi, perpetual contracts, stablecoins, and prediction markets, with fees paid in DOGE. Built by the MyDoge wallet team using zkVM, DogeOS operates as a separate Layer without altering Dogecoin’s base layer. Developers can now test applications ahead of mainnet launch. A DeFi exploit during early testing led to rapid fixes and enhanced security. The mainnet launch date remains unannounced.

Mars Finance reports that on October 1, DogeOS announced the launch of its public testnet for an application layer built on Dogecoin. DogeOS is an EVM-compatible application layer network designed to enable developers to build applications on the Dogecoin ecosystem. Transaction fees on the testnet are paid in DOGE, and projects such as lending protocols, perpetual futures trading platforms, stablecoins, and prediction market aggregators have already integrated. DogeOS was initiated by the MyDoge wallet team, utilizes zkVM technology, and operates as an independent Layer, without modifying the Dogecoin base layer. The official launch date for the mainnet has not yet been announced.

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