Dogecoin News Today: Dogecoin's Institutional Makeover: Merger Fuels 105% Surge as Nasdaq Debut Looms

Dogecoin (DOGE) has rebounded to $0.21, marking a 105% increase from its October 10 low, as the House of Doge, the corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, prepares for a Nasdaq listing via a reverse merger with Brag House Holdings (NASDAQ: TBH) Dogecoin Bounces To $0.21 As House Of Doge Prepares For Nasdaq Listing^[1]. The merger, unanimously approved by both boards, aims to institutionalize Dogecoin's utility and expand its adoption through a multi-revenue stream platform focused on payments, tokenization, gaming, and yield strategies . The combined entity will hold over 837 million Dogecoin, including 107 million in a 21Shares ETP and 730 million in the Official Dogecoin Treasury, and is backed by over $50 million in investment capital .

The price surge followed a $436 million short liquidation event on October 14, 2025, which pushed DOGE above its 200-day moving average at $0.206 Dogecoin (DOGE) Jumps 13% Following $436M Short Liquidation^[3]. Technical analysts highlight a potential bullish breakout, with the token forming a symmetrical triangle on the daily chart and testing key Fibonacci levels. A weekly close above $0.35 could confirm the start of Wave 5 in an Elliott Wave structure, targeting $0.48, the previous high . Meanwhile, a "handle" pattern on the monthly chart suggests structural resilience, with support at the 0.618 Fibonacci level ($0.1953) intact Dogecoin Bounces To $0.21 As House Of Doge Prepares For Nasdaq Listing^[1].

The merger is expected to enhance Dogecoin's institutional appeal, with the combined company planning to leverage partnerships with 21Shares, Robinhood, and CleanCore Solutions to develop regulated financial products and custody frameworks . Marco Margiotta, CEO of House of Doge, will lead the new entity, while Brag House CEO Lavell Juan Malloy II will retain a board seat. The transaction, slated for completion in early 2026, involves issuing approximately 594 million new shares to House of Doge shareholders, making them the majority stakeholder .

Market analysts note that Dogecoin's recent performance aligns with a broader crypto rebound, driven by renewed retail and institutional interest. A hammer candlestick pattern on the daily chart, coupled with a small morning star formation, signals potential upside momentum Trader Sees a Dogecoin Price Surge as House of Doge Sets for a NASDAQ Listing^[2]. Additionally, the launch of the DOJE ETF-a 1.5% expense ratio fund that attracted $30 million in inflows-has raised expectations for cheaper Dogecoin ETFs to gain traction ahead of potential SEC approvals Trader Sees a Dogecoin Price Surge as House of Doge Sets for a NASDAQ Listing^[2].

However, risks persist. A breakdown below the $0.1700 level could invalidate the bullish technical setup, while regulatory uncertainties, including the SEC's review of the proposed U.S. Dogecoin Spot ETF and 2X Levered ETF, remain critical catalysts . Institutional partners like Robinhood and 21Shares are also exploring yield-bearing solutions to further integrate Dogecoin into traditional finance .

The merger represents a strategic shift in how crypto-native companies access public markets, linking corporate valuation directly to Dogecoin's price volatility. Analysts caution that the combined entity's success will depend on execution risks, including shareholder approval, regulatory clearances, and the delivery of promised financial products .