Dogecoin Foundation’s Commercial Arm to Go Public in NASDAQ Merger Move 

• House of Doge, the official commercial arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, is set to go public through a reverse merger with Brag House Holdings, Inc.
• The alliance aims to build a scalable, transparent, and yield-generating Dogecoin economy.
• The coin price holds its $0.2 floor amid the formation of a rising channel pattern.

DOGE, the largest meme cryptocurrency by market cap, plunged over 4.3% during Tuesday’s U.S. market hours to currently trade at $0.204. The pullback came after a temporary relief rally since the weekend, recouping some selling pressure in the broader crypto market. However, the coin price shows notable resilience above the $0.2 psychological level as investors digest the House of Doge–Brag House Holdings merger news, signaling a major step toward Dogecoin’s institutional adoption and mainstream integration of the token.

House of Doge to Go Public via Merger with Brag House Holdings

House of Doge, the commercial arm of the DogeCoin Foundation, has announced its plans to become a publicly traded entity through a reverse merger with Brag House Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: TBH). Under the agreement, which was approved by the boards of both companies, Dogecoin will integrate its ever-expanding institutional ecosystem with Brag House’s gamers’ engagement platform, which focuses on Gen Z and gaming.

The merger will make the combined company a diversified digital asset management platform, with business lines that include payments, tokenization, and yield generation. According to the press release, House of Doge owns more than 837 million Dogecoin, including “roughly 107 million Dogecoin in the 21Shares Swiss ETP and over 730 million Dogecoin held by House of Doge in the Official Dogecoin Treasury.”

With more than $50 million invested in it, House of Doge has secured alliances with 21Shares, Robinhood, and CleanCore Solutions (NYSE: ZONE) to create what it describes as “a scalable, transparent, and yield-generating Dogecoin economy.” In addition, the transaction involves a 20-year exclusive partnership with the Dogecoin Foundation to establish a regulatory framework to allow institutional involvement in the Dogecoin ecosystem.

Marco Margiotta, CEO of House of Doge, will become the merged company’s CEO, and Brag House CEO Lavell Juan Malloy II will continue serving on the board. Margiotta said that “What started as a community-led ambition has matured into an infrastructure engine for Dogecoin.” “By going public through this merger, we’re opening access and unleashing the next wave of innovation, institutional participation, and mainstream utility for Dogecoin.”

Lavell Juan Malloy II explained that the transaction was a cultural and financial link. “By embedding Dogecoin into the fabric of Gen Z’s experiences, across college campuses, sports, gaming, and communities, we are not merely creating new business lines; we are unlocking a multi-billion-dollar avenue to mainstream digital currency acceptance and shareholder value creation,” he said.

The merger is poised to further integrate Dogecoin outside its digital origins and into the land of physical payment, gaming, and media ecosystems. With Brag House’s access to Gen Z audiences and college ecosystems, Dogecoin could gain increased daily use and exposure with the younger consumer.

Dogecoin Price Eyes Major Reversal Within Channel Pattern

Since last month, the Dogecoin price has received a notable correction from $0.306 to $0.204, accounting for a 34% loss. Amid this correction, the Dogecoin price witnessed heightened volatility last Friday as US President Donald Trump announced a 100% tariff on Chinese goods. 

As a result, the DOGE price temporarily plunged to a low of $0.0954, reclaiming its position above the $0.2 floor. However, an analysis of the daily chart shows that Dogecoin is still maintaining its ongoing midterm recovery trend within the formation of a rising channel pattern. Since March 2025, the coin price has actively resonated between the two parallel trendlines of the channel. 

Following the recent market correction, the DOGE price wavers near the bottom trendline of the channel, seeking suitable support to recuperate its bullish momentum. The previous reversal nearly doubled Dogecoin’s value before encountering strong resistance at the upper boundary. 

If history repeats, the DOGE price is poised for another 53% surge before it tests the upper ceiling at the $0.312 mark.

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