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Foresight News reported that Bitcoin mining company Bit Origin disclosed that after receiving confirmation from Nasdaq that it met the requirements for relisting, the company has once again received a notification of listing qualification, granting it an additional 180-day compliance extension. The company’s common stock is required to maintain a closing price of at least $1.00 per share for at least 10 consecutive trading days within the compliance period. If Bit Origin fails to regain compliance by February 16, 2026, Nasdaq will notify Bit Origin in writing that it will be delisted. This extension of the compliance period is based on the company having met all other ongoing listing requirements of the Nasdaq market except for the share price requirement, and the company has provided a written commitment to address the deficiency during the second compliance period by implementing a reverse stock split if necessary.

BlockBeats News, August 30, according to Fortune, six anonymous sources revealed that investors in the market are receiving fundraising proposals from a DOGE treasury company, which will focus on investing in DOGE. Three of the sources are directly involved in the project pitch, while the other three learned about the plan from related trading parties. According to two sources, the company plans to raise at least $200 million. Details such as the specific structure of the listed entity and the launch timeline have not yet been disclosed. Three sources stated that the official DOGE entity "House of Doge" has signed an agreement to approve the plan, becoming the "official" treasury operation platform for DOGE. The company was established by the DOGE Foundation in early 2025, is headquartered in Miami, and is mainly responsible for promoting and developing the DOGE token. According to fundraising documents sent to potential investors and information from five insiders, Elon Musk's private lawyer Alex Spiro is expected to serve as chairman of this listed company.