THUMZUP MEDIA CORPORATION Stock Price, News & Analysis

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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Thumzup (Nasdaq: TZUP) is repositioning from AdTech to an infrastructure-driven technology company focused on digital assets, data centers, AI, RWA tokenization and related compute services. The company reported a strengthened balance sheet with $52 million in assets and $44 million in cash as of September 30, 2025. A pending acquisition of Dogehash Technologies, an industrial-scale Scrypt mining operator, would provide immediate mining infrastructure and potential capacity for tokenization, distributed compute, and AI model hosting. Management says the move aims to shift Thumzup toward enterprise partnerships and higher-growth infrastructure verticals while keeping the Thumzup app as a core asset.

Thumzup Media (NASDAQ: TZUP) reported a materially strengthened balance sheet, closing the quarter ended Sept 30, 2025 with approximately $52 million in assets and about $44 million in cash, up from roughly $60,000 the prior quarter after an August 2025 common-stock offering at $10.00 per share (≈35% dilution).

The company reiterated a planned acquisition of Dogehash Technologies (subject to conditions/shareholder approval), cited Dogehash April–June 2025 revenue of ≈$1.8M and annualized EBITDA ≈$2.86M, and signaled a strategic shift into data centers, crypto mining, AI, and tokenization.

Thumzup Media Corporation (NASDAQ: TZUP) announced it is actively exploring integration of Dogecoin (DOGE) as an alternate payout option for its Thumzup app users.

The company says DOGE could reduce payment friction, lower transaction costs, enable near-instant settlement of micro-payments across borders, and complement existing cash rewards rather than replace them. Thumzup noted potential benefits for creator unit economics, faster settlement, and user acquisition from crypto-engaged markets. Any rollout would be phased and contingent on technical validation, regulatory guidance, and pilot testing; no firm timeline was provided.

Thumzup (Nasdaq: TZUP) announced full integration with TikTok, enabling advertisers on the Thumzup app to reward users with cash for posting authentic, branded content on TikTok.

The company said it was approved to access the TikTok API on July 29, 2025, and the integration expands Thumzup’s reach to TikTok in addition to existing support for X and Instagram. Management cited the September 20, 2025 White House announcement confirming TikTok’s continued U.S. availability as supportive for advertiser access and platform stability.

Thumzup Media (NASDAQ: TZUP) is increasing its Dogecoin exposure and expanding into Dogecoin mining as part of a broader digital-asset push dated October 14, 2025. Key moves include a board appointment, a planned DogeHash merger, a recent open-market purchase of ~7.5 million DOGE (~$2.0M) at a weighted average $0.2665, and earlier $50 million common stock proceeds raised in August 2025.

The release also highlights the market context: the first U.S. spot Dogecoin ETF (CBOE: DOJE) launched in September 2025 and sector transactions including Brag House/House of Doge merger activity and Bit Origin's DOGE treasury disclosures.

Thumzup Media Corporation (NASDAQ: TZUP) named Chris Ensey to its board effective October 14, 2025 as it advances a planned merger with DogeHash Technologies and shifts toward a diversified digital-innovation and crypto strategy.

The company disclosed an inaugural open-market purchase of approximately 7.5 million DOGE for about $2.0 million at a weighted average price of $0.2665. The appointment highlights operational and infrastructure expertise ahead of the post-merger blueprint.

The release also references broader sector moves: American Bitcoin Mining's Nasdaq debut with Trump-family backing and BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) reaching about $98.5 billion in assets and nearly $245 million in annual fees.

Thumzup (NASDAQ: TZUP) appointed blockchain and infrastructure executive Chris Ensey to its Board of Directors, effective October 14, 2025.

Ensey is CEO of Aligned and a former CEO/COO of Riot Blockchain and chief technical advisor at Gryphon Digital Mining (now American Bitcoin Mining). His background spans cybersecurity, data center and GPU cloud services, and institutional crypto mining. The appointment comes as Thumzup advances a planned merger with DogeHash and aims to scale digital asset and advertising initiatives.

Thumzup (Nasdaq: TZUP) has extended its share repurchase window from September 30, 2025, to October 31, 2025 under its previously announced $10 million buyback authorization. The company has already completed its initial buyback program, repurchasing 212,432 shares at an average price of $4.71 per share, totaling $1 million.

The extended buyback program allows Thumzup to continue repurchasing shares on the open market based on market conditions, cash reserves, and operational considerations. CEO Robert Steele emphasized the company's commitment to balancing long-term strategy with prudent capital allocation.