July 28, 2025

Company That Announced Last Week It Would Purchase a Large Amount of Altcoins Receives Its First Delivery

2 min read

As institutional interest in Dogecoin grows in the cryptocurrency market, Bit Origin (BTOG) announced the first DOGE purchase in the company’s history. The company purchased approximately 40.5 million DOGE after announcing last week that it had established its institutional Dogecoin treasury. Bit Origin, which has a market capitalization of around $45 million and trades below $0.80 per share, announced last Thursday that it has secured up to $500 million in equity and debt financing to build a treasury of Dogecoin. “Our new beginning has begun,” Bit Origin CEO Jinghai Jiang said in a press release published on Monday, explaining the strategic vision behind the Dogecoin investment: “Thanks to our experience in mining, we understand the dynamics of proof-of-work systems well. The increase in developer activity and the resurgence of institutional interest in tokenization suggest that Dogecoin is approaching a significant milestone in micropayment systems.” Related News: Another Company Listed on Nasdaq Chooses the Altcoin Path: They Will Purchase a Large Amount The company also made clear reference to Elon Musk’s super application vision last week via the X platform, stating that they are shaping Dogecoin’s future role in this direction. “We embrace Dogecoin’s cultural roots, which has increased liquidity and global recognition. However, we believe current market conditions are compatible with DOGE’s evolution towards decentralized finance (DeFi),” Jiang said. The total amount of Dogecoin purchased by Bit Origin was announced as 40,543,745. The company made this purchase at an average cost of $0.2466. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Company That Announced Last Week It Would Purchase a Large Amount of Altcoins Receives Its First Delivery

BitcoinSistemi logo

Source: BitcoinSistemi

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You may have missed