House of Doge (NASDAQ: HODO) agreed to acquire McQueen Labs’ tokenization platform and credit assets to expand into blockchain-based alternative investments. The company plans to use the platform and assets to develop tokenized yield vaults, blockchain-based products designed to accept tokenized credit assets as collateral, and expand into tokenized credit and sports investments. Transaction terms and a vault launch timeline have not been disclosed.
House of Doge is examining financing alternatives, including a proposed $100 million at-the-market equity offering program. It also plans a corporate rebrand and expects to seek stockholder approval for a reverse stock split. Curt Hopkins, McQueen Labs’ CEO, has been appointed interim CEO and CFO, effective immediately, following the resignations of Marco Margiotta and Charles Park effective October 22, 2026.
House of Doge (NASDAQ: HODO) signed definitive agreements to contribute selected operations and assets to Dogecoin Labs in exchange for equity. The planned contribution includes product, engineering and commercial operations. Dogecoin Labs will combine those capabilities with MyDoge and DogeOS.
House of Doge and the Dogecoin Foundation replaced their exclusive commercial agreement with a new long-term license. It preserves rights to collaborate with 21Shares on the Dogecoin ETF, 2x Long Dogecoin ETF and SIX-listed Dogecoin ETP, and to develop future tokenized alternative investment products. Dogecoin Labs becomes the Foundation’s official commercial partner.
House of Doge expects lower operating overhead and future capital requirements, with resources redirected toward tokenized alternative investments and its sports holdings. Tim Stebbing will transition from its board to Dogecoin Labs.
House of Doge (NASDAQ: HODO), the corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, has established a six-member Board of Directors following completion of its merger with Brag House Holdings and the start of Nasdaq trading under ticker HODO.
The board combines leaders in go-public transactions, institutional asset management, global consumer operations, and digital assets. Members include Chair Steve Ilott, Michael Galloro, Sarosh Mistry, Doug Wall, Duncan Moir, and CTO-director Timothy Stebbing. According to House of Doge, the board oversees strategic assets such as regulated investment products with 21Shares, a growing Dogecoin-linked sports portfolio, and payments infrastructure in development, supporting four business pillars: payments, asset management, real-world asset tokenization, and brand licensing.
House of Doge (NASDAQ:HODO) issued its mid-2026 shareholder letter after completing its merger with Brag House Holdings and becoming a Nasdaq-listed platform. House of Doge equity holders now hold majority ownership and Marco Margiotta serves as CEO.
The letter highlights a growing multi-club international sports portfolio, including Milano Hockey Club, HC Sierre, and US Triestina Calcio 1918; expanding Dogecoin-focused payments partnerships with Paxos and MoonPay; the beta launch of the Such direct-to-consumer app; and an asset-management strategy centered on 21Shares Dogecoin ETF (TDOG) and a diversified revenue model.