CleanCore Solutions has fully exited its Dogecoin treasury after selling substantially all of its approximately 463 million DOGE tokens on July 20 for about $33.4 million, implying an average sale price near $0.072 per token, as disclosed in an SEC filing. The one-stroke liquidation, rather than a gradual unwind, ends the company's crypto treasury strategy and redirects proceeds toward artificial intelligence infrastructure alongside a $100 million public stock offering closed on Aug. 12 that increased shares outstanding by roughly 122% to 502.1 million, with additional warrants posing further dilution risk. CleanCore has also disposed of its legacy ozone-based cleaning products business and is financing AI data center development, including about $140 million in project equity committed for a Minnesota campus under an approximately $800 million Cerebras Systems agreement that could exceed $3 billion if renewals are exercised, a 21% stake in a Minnesota joint venture, and a 200-megawatt West Texas project. An earlier audit restatement over an overlooked 70 million DOGE transfer led management to acknowledge a material weakness in internal controls. The DOGE sale is a small fraction of the token's market capitalization and is unlikely to drive lasting price impact on its own, though the full corporate exit and dual capital raise may heighten scrutiny of other small-cap meme-coin treasury strategies. Analysts have separately flagged $0.081 as critical on-chain support with limited resistance toward $0.177 if that level holds.