Bit Origin Adds 40.5M DOGE to Treasury Reserves

Bit Origin Adds 40.5M DOGE to Treasury Reserves

In Summary

  • Bit Origin purchases 40.5M DOGE at $0.2466 average price
  • Launches $500M treasury strategy focused on Dogecoin
  • CEO cites DOGE’s growing utility and Elon Musk’s X Money
  • DOGE price rises 5.5% post-purchase to $0.28


Catenaa, Friday, July 25, 2025- Bit Origin has completed its first purchase of Dogecoin, acquiring more than 40 million tokens to inaugurate a newly established DOGE-focused corporate treasury strategy.

The microcap crypto mining firm said Monday it bought 40,543,745 DOGE at an average price of $0.2466.

The acquisition comes days after Bit Origin revealed it had secured up to $500 million through equity and debt to fund a long-term Dogecoin treasury reserve.

The initiative marks a notable pivot in corporate altcoin investment strategies.

Bit Origin, trading under the ticker BTOG with a market cap near $45 million, joins a select group of public companies backing the Shiba Inu-themed cryptocurrency.

Shares were trading below 80 cents at the time of the announcement.

Chief Executive Jinghai Jiang said the move builds on the firm’s mining background and signals a belief that Dogecoin is entering a new phase of utility.

He cited renewed developer activity and institutional momentum as key drivers, while pointing to Elon Musk’s X platform and its financial wing, X Money, as part of the broader outlook for DOGE adoption.

Bit Origin emphasized that while it recognizes Dogecoin’s meme-driven roots, the current market cycle supports its evolution into a token with serious use cases, particularly in micropayments and decentralized finance.

The DOGE price climbed 5.5% to $0.28 following the purchase. Bit Origin now joins Dogecoin Cash Inc. and Neptune Digital Assets in backing DOGE as a balance-sheet asset, a trend reminiscent of early corporate Bitcoin treasury plays.

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