DOGE -0.79% Amid Strategic Blockchain Security Move

DOGE Slides Slightly Amid Blockchain Expansion Milestone

On January 9, 2026, Dogecoin (DOGE) dipped 0.79% within 24 hours to trade at $0.14053, according to the latest market data. Over the past week, the coin has declined by 5.82%, while it has gained 19.88% over the past 30 days and 19.88% in the last year. The price movement follows a key corporate action by Dogecoin Cash, Inc., which marked a significant step in the token’s integration into traditional financial infrastructure.

DOGP Completes FINRA-Notified Blockchain-Linked Distribution

Dogecoin Cash, Inc. (OTC: DOGP) announced that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has officially posted the company’s blockchain-linked security distribution on its Daily List of Corporate Actions. This event was classified as a “Stock Dividend Payable in Another Security,” signifying that DOGP shareholders received restricted units tied to one DogeCoin Cash blockchain token per share of common stock held as of December 22, 2025.

The company emphasized that this distribution was executed entirely within the existing U.S. securities framework—adhering to FINRA notification and DTC recognition protocols. This move is believed to be one of the first instances where a blockchain-linked asset has been distributed through a U.S. public company in a manner fully compliant with federal securities law.

Strategic Expansion and Token Holdings

Earlier in 2025, DOGP had expanded its exposure to Dogecoin through a strategic agreement. The company’s MEMECOINS subsidiary acquired 4 billion DOG tokens, increasing DOGP’s total holdings to over 8 billion DOG across its digital-asset entities. This move underscored DOGP’s commitment to leveraging Dogecoin as a core part of its corporate strategy.

House of Doge Advances Real-World Asset Integration in Japan

On the broader Dogecoin Foundation front, House of Doge announced a tripartite partnership with abc Co., Ltd. and ReYuu Japan Inc. to accelerate the adoption of Dogecoin in Japan. The collaboration is focused on real-world asset (RWA) initiatives, including gold-backed stablecoins and the development of a joint fund to support Web3 projects. The partnership also aims to ensure RWA token compliance under Japan’s “green list” regulatory system.

This expansion reflects a broader strategy for the Dogecoin ecosystem to transition from a meme-based narrative toward utility-driven innovation. By aligning with established Japanese firms, House of Doge is positioning Dogecoin for practical integration into regulated financial environments, potentially serving as a model for other jurisdictions.

Corporate Infrastructure and Intellectual Property

Dogecoin Cash, Inc. also disclosed that its method of distributing blockchain-linked economic interests through traditional market infrastructure is subject to patent-pending technology. The company plans to license this framework to other public companies and financial intermediaries seeking to implement similar compliant structures.

This development signals a broader trend of institutionalization within the cryptocurrency sector, with public companies increasingly seeking ways to bridge blockchain assets with traditional capital markets. By creating a legal and operational precedent, DOGP is reinforcing Dogecoin’s position as a viable asset class within existing financial systems.