Overview
- Investor materials circulating this week describe a publicly traded company that would hold and invest in Dogecoin, according to multiple reports citing unnamed sources.
- The fundraising target is at least $200 million, with sources saying the vehicle would function as an official conduit for DOGE exposure in equity markets.
- Alex Spiro, Elon Musk’s personal attorney, is named in the pitch as the planned chairman, following his role in winning dismissal of a 2024 lawsuit alleging Dogecoin manipulation by Musk.
- House of Doge, launched by the Dogecoin Foundation in early 2025 and based in Miami, has signed off on the initiative as the token’s “official” corporate vehicle, according to several sources.
- Key details—corporate structure, launch timetable, and any involvement by Musk—have not been disclosed, and outlets noted short-term price moves that were described as both a brief uptick and a later pullback.