Questions the scout expects
$DAVID FAQ
Short answers to the questions David gets asked most. If your question is not here, ask it — a scout who has not heard the question yet is a scout about to learn something.
- What is $DAVID?
- $DAVID is a meme token on Robinhood Chain themed on David of Doncaster, the scout and resident skeptic of Sherwood. It was fair launched on MerryForge and is a community meme, not an investment product.
- What chain is $DAVID on?
- $DAVID lives on Robinhood Chain. You need a wallet that supports Robinhood Chain and a small amount of the native gas token to trade it.
- What is the ticker for Doncaster Scout?
- The ticker is $DAVID. The full token name is Doncaster Scout.
- What is the $DAVID contract address?
- The official $DAVID token contract is 0x53979b41d9c84e4e46362b723d5b3547d1bec82b on Robinhood Chain. Verify it on the Robinhood Chain Blockscout explorer — never trust an address pasted in a DM.
- Where does $DAVID trade today?
- On MerryForge. $DAVID is not listed on a DEX yet — buying and selling happens on its MerryForge launch page, which also shows any limits that apply. Once the launch completes, trading moves to a normal on-chain pool and liquidity is permanently locked.
- Who controls the $DAVID contract?
- Supply is fixed and the creator cannot mint, add or raise fees, blacklist wallets, or withdraw locked liquidity. Always verify this yourself on the Robinhood Chain explorer; the site is not the source of truth, the chain is.
- Is $DAVID audited?
- $DAVID is a meme token. Treat it as one. Read the tokenomics and warnings pages, verify the contract on-chain, and only use funds you can afford to lose entirely.
- How do I buy $DAVID?
- Set up a Robinhood Chain wallet, fund it with ETH (USDG is also accepted), open the $DAVID page on MerryForge, verify the contract address on the explorer, then connect your wallet and buy.
- Is $DAVID financial advice?
- No. Nothing on this site is financial advice. $DAVID is a meme token with no intrinsic value and no promise of return.
- Why is the token a skeptic?
- Because most meme tokens promise the moon. David of Doncaster's job in the Sherwood legend is to warn the Merry before they charge at a golden prize — that is the joke, and it is the brand.