CleanCore Solutions has reached 710 million Dogecoin in its treasury holdings, valued at approximately $188 million, as the publicly traded company advances toward its 1 billion token goal. The firm announced Tuesday it has made substantial progress since its September 11 update showed holdings of 500 million Dogecoin.
The company is currently working with the Securities and Exchange Commission to register shares from its $175 million private placement. CEO Clayton Adams stated that friends, family and House of Doge currently hold a significant portion of the shares filed for registration, which remain restricted or locked up at present.
CleanCore maintains close alignment with the long‑term vision of Dogecoin insiders and House of Doge, the corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, according to Adams. The firm is actively monitoring short interest in its stock while awaiting timely registration of the private placement shares. This level of disclosure about shareholders and share registration remains relatively uncommon among publicly‑listed digital asset treasuries.
The company’s treasury now holds more than $20 million in unrealized gains, reflecting recent price appreciation for the leading meme coin. CleanCore has positioned itself as an official Dogecoin treasury through its partnership with House of Doge, which works to expand the token’s global presence. The collaboration previously included placing the Dogecoin logo on an Indianapolis 500 car and establishing a 10 million token liquidity reserve.
Adams emphasized the company’s approach extends beyond simple net asset value considerations. The firm is working closely with House of Doge to advance the cryptocurrency ecosystem through professional treasury governance and building foundations for future yield‑bearing opportunities. Supporting the long‑term stability and utility of Dogecoin remains a central focus of the strategy.
Alex Spiro, personal attorney to Elon Musk, serves as chairman of CleanCore’s board of directors. Spiro previously defended Musk in a $258 billion lawsuit brought by Dogecoin holders alleging market manipulation, which was dropped last November. The connection underscores CleanCore’s ties to prominent figures in the Dogecoin community.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly scrutinizing some digital asset treasuries for unusual trading patterns. More than 200 firms have adopted crypto treasury strategies so far this year, collectively pulling in over $20 billion in venture capital funding during 2025. Dogecoin was trading at $0.26 at publication time.
Shares of CleanCore (ZONE) rose nearly 7 % on the day to $2.40 but remain down approximately 32 % over the past month. The token itself posted an 18 % gain during the same period and recorded nearly 12 % growth over the past week. Dogecoin still trades roughly 65 % below its all‑time high of $0.73.