CleanCore's big move: Reshaping the corporate treasury with 700 million DOGE

LiquidatedNotStirred · 2025-11-22T08:43:37+00:00

Dogecoin is gradually becoming a real asset, with CleanCore viewing it as a treasury asset, having accumulated 710 million DOGE and raising $175 million. Although there is high transparency, the stock has recently fallen by 32%, reflecting market doubts about the encryption treasury model.

LiquidatedNotStirred

2025-11-22 08:43:37

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From meme coin to real asset, Dogecoin has something going on this time. CleanCore is even more incredible – they directly treat DOGE as a vault asset to accumulate, with a target of 100 million coins.

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Have accumulated 710 million DOGE
Unrealized gains exceed 20 million USD
Raised $175 million in financing, backed by top institutions such as Pantera Capital and GSR.

The key is that this company pays special attention to transparency - it collaborates with Bitstamp to handle transactions and actively communicates with the SEC to register its shares. This is truly rare in the crypto space, where things are usually done in a more clandestine manner.

DOGE is no longer just a pure joke coin. CleanCore treats it as a real reserve asset, supporting payments, cross-border remittances, and even products similar to staking. This reflects the changes in the entire market — more and more businesses are starting to build crypto treasuries.

But there are also risks: CleanCore stock has recently fallen by 32%, and investors are still skeptical about this aggressive crypto vault model. After all, DOGE price is highly volatile, and this all-in strategy does test psychological resilience.

In summary, this wave of operations marks the transition of DOGE from a meme coin to a real asset, while also exposing the market's confidence issues regarding crypto vaults.

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