Datacentrex, Inc. reports developments as a Nasdaq-listed digital infrastructure and capital deployment company operating a digital asset mining business. Its platform centers on owned Scrypt-based proof-of-work compute deployed through third-party colocation facilities, with monetization through hashrate marketplace mechanisms and treasury management involving cash and digital assets.
Company news commonly covers operating and financial results, mining production economics, the Dogehash Technologies subsidiary, capital actions involving common stock and pre-funded warrants, and governance or shareholder voting matters. Updates also reflect the completed 2025 merger transaction that established Datacentrex under its current digital infrastructure platform.
Datacentrex (Nasdaq: DTCX) reported unaudited third-quarter 2025 results for its Dogehash subsidiary showing a 48% quarter-over-quarter gross profit increase to $1,450,986 and 27% revenue growth to $2,449,482 for the three months ended September 30, 2025.
Active digital asset mining capacity more than doubled to approximately 3,100 miners, with an additional 1,000 ASIC miners on order for deployment in H1 2026. Cash and digital asset holdings exceeded $47.5 million at quarter end. Management cited expanded capacity and favorable Dogecoin spot prices as drivers and expects continued production growth through 2026.
Thumzup Media Corporation (Nasdaq: TZUP) announced it intends to change its corporate name to Datacentrex, Inc. following the planned close of its acquisition of Dogehash, and has reserved the Nasdaq ticker DTCX. The company said it holds roughly $50 million in cash and intends to target additional cash-flow positive technology businesses in digital infrastructure, blockchain and data-center sectors.
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