DogeBall Launches DOGEBALL With Less Than $100 in ETH Liquidity, Token Falls 99.8% Below Promised Price

DogeBall launched its DOGEBALL token on Uniswap on October 14, 2026, after reporting more than $317,000 raised from 1,085 investors. Yet the project funded its liquidity pool with just 0.04 ETH, worth less than $100, leaving presale investors competing for a tiny amount of money to recover their investments.

The near-empty pool and collapse against the price used to attract buyers raise serious concerns of a presale scam.

The pool creation transaction deposited 333,333 DOGEBALL alongside the ETH. The opening ratio priced each token at around $0.00027, already far below the $0.015 listing price DogeBall had promoted.

At the time of writing, DOGEBALL traded at $0.00002726, 99.8% below the promised listing price and 90.9% below the stage 1 $0.0003 presale price. The DOGEBALL/ETH pool held $58 in combined liquidity, with $4,800 in 24-hour trading volume.

Failed Auction, Unlocked Launch Liquidity and Last-Minute Token Discounts

The launch followed an unexpected additional fundraising step. After closing its presale on September 28, DogeBall introduced a Uniswap auction, promising to lock the proceeds in trading liquidity. The auction ended in failure, with bidders reclaiming their ETH instead of receiving tokens.

The NFT controlling that liquidity position remained owned by the project wallet when checked on October 15. Its history showed no transfer to a liquidity locker or burn address, leaving the claimed protection against founder withdrawals unsupported for this position.

Before launch, DogeBall also offered additional tokens at $0.0003 through Telegram, 98% below its promoted listing price. It attributed their availability to an early investor’s “unforeseen circumstances,” without disclosing the quantity or who would receive the proceeds. Trading was then postponed from October 12 to October 14.