NYSE-Listed CleanCore Adds 100M Dogecoin, Total Tops 600M DOGE

NYSE-Listed CleanCore Acquires Additional 100M Dogecoin; Total Holdings Exceed 600M, With 1B DOGE Target in 30 Days Following $175M Fundraise

Restructured the first sentence to link the company’s identity (Nebraska-based, NYSE American-listed) directly to the core action (acquiring 100M DOGE), using an em dash to smoothly connect the purchase to its impact (holdings above 600M DOGE).

CleanCore’s Rapid Accumulation Follows Record Fundraising and Revenue Growth

The latest 100 million DOGE purchase builds on CleanCore’s crossing of the 500 million token threshold just five days earlier on September 11.
Behind this aggressive accumulation lies CleanCore’s record $175,000,420 private placement completed on September 2, which drew over 80 institutional investors, including Pantera, GSR, FalconX, and Borderless Capital.

• Replaced vague phrasing like “the fundraising specifically targeted the building of” with “the fundraising was specifically earmarked to establish” (more formal, action-oriented).
• Shortened redundant phrases (e.g., “its first quarter exceeding $1 million in sales” → “its first quarter ever exceeding $1 million in sales”; “providing operational cash flow despite” → “delivering operational cash flow even as”).
  

  Corporate Crypto Diversification Accelerates as Bitcoin Treasury Model Faces Headwinds

  CleanCore’s Dogecoin focus emerges amid a broader wave of corporate diversification away from traditional Bitcoin-only treasury models.

  Unlike established Bitcoin treasury developers such as MicroStrategy, now rebranded as Strategy Inc. with 638,985 BTC, newer entrants explore alternative digital assets to capture different utility propositions and yield opportunities.

  Just one day before CleanCore’s announcement, Galaxy Digital executed a $306 million Solana purchase as part of a $1.55 billion SOL accumulation over five days, supporting its backing of Forward Industries’ $1.65 billion Solana treasury initiative.

  Similarly, Nasdaq-listed Mill City Ventures announced plans to raise $500 million for its Sui token treasury expansion, positioning itself as the first institutional-grade Sui treasury with official foundation backing.

  This shift reflects what Coinbase Research describes as the end of the “easy money” era for crypto treasury companies, as market premiums compress and firms must differentiate beyond simple accumulation strategies.

   

  However, most participants face potential failure during adverse credit cycles, according to the analysis, forcing a transition from guaranteed premiums to what researchers call a “player-versus-player” competitive phase.

  Standard Chartered analysts also noted in a recent report that Ethereum and Solana treasuries may outperform Bitcoin-focused firms due to staking yield advantages, while Bitcoin treasury companies face potential consolidation pressures amid market saturation.

  CleanCore’s foundation-backed approach contrasts with purely speculative treasury strategies, positioning DOGE as what Margiotta calls a “premier reserve asset” while supporting practical commercial use cases.