CleanCore Nears Goal of Holding 1 Billion in Dogecoin Treasury

CleanCore Solutions, a company that manages digital assets, is getting closer to its goal of owning one billion Dogecoin (DOGE). The company announced on October 7 that it now holds about 710 million DOGE, worth nearly $188 million at current prices. This is a big jump from the 500 million DOGE it reported just a few weeks ago in September.

CleanCore Expands Its Dogecoin Holdings

CleanCore’s growing Dogecoin reserve shows the company’s strong belief in the coin’s future value. It has been steadily adding to its holdings and now owns more than two-thirds of its goal of one billion Dogecoin.

CEO Clayton Adams said the move reflects the company’s long-term commitment to Dogecoin’s community and goals. He explained that CleanCore’s partners hold a large share of the company’s stock, though many of these shares are still restricted or locked up.

Adams also mentioned that the company is waiting for the registration of shares from its recent $175 million private placement. CleanCore is working with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to get these shares approved as quickly as possible.

CleanCore Stands Out for Transparency in Crypto Treasury Industry

It is a common practice for publicly listed digital asset treasuries (DAT) to update investors on their holdings. However, CleanCore’s detailed report about its shareholders and share registration stands out for its transparency. Adams said CleanCore is keeping a close eye on short interest in its stock. This is to ensure that trading activities around the company remain fair and transparent. 

Meanwhile, the SEC is said to be monitoring some digital asset treasuries for unusual trading activity. Despite this attention, the DAT industry is growing quickly. In 2025 alone, over 200 companies have adopted crypto treasury strategies, raising more than $20 billion in total venture funding.

CleanCore Backs Dogecoin’s Long-Term Growth

In a recent statement, CleanCore’s CEO made it clear that the company’s Dogecoin investment goes beyond simply holding the asset for profit. It wants to support the long-term growth and stability of the Dogecoin ecosystem. The company said it is working closely with the House of Doge, the corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, to make this happen.

The rise of companies like CleanCore shows that Dogecoin has grown far beyond its meme origins. It is now seen as a serious digital asset attracting real corporate attention. 

At the time of writing, Dogecoin is trading at $0.253, down by 4.94% in the last 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap data. Despite the price swings, interest in the dog-themed token remains strong. Big institutional players like CleanCore are showing deeper involvement in the Dogecoin ecosystem, signaling growing confidence.

Partnerships between companies like CleanCore and the Dogecoin Foundation could encourage more businesses to add cryptocurrencies to their balance sheets. This would mark another important step toward wider adoption in the corporate world.