House of Doge (NASDAQ:HODO), the official corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, on Tuesday outlined its ambitious roadmap as Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) sees significant activity from whale wallets.

DOGE Global Debit Card

Following the merger of House of Doge and Brag House Holdings completed last week, the former became the core operating business of the combined company.

In its mid-2026 Shareholder letter released on July 7, the company said access to public markets will help expand its Dogecoin payments infrastructure, grow its sports investments and accelerate tokenization initiatives.

It plans to launch global Dogecoin debit card and blockchain-based fan engagement initiatives.

House of Doge highlighted several recent milestones, including partnerships with Paxos and MoonPay.

The company also launched the beta version of “Such,” its direct-to-consumer mobile application designed as a testing ground for future digital banking and payments products before they are rolled out to enterprise partners.

Beyond payments, House of Doge said it is building a multi-club sports ownership portfolio through investments in Italy’s Milano Hockey Club, Switzerland’s HC Sierre and Italian football club U.S. Triestina Calcio 1918.

Network Activity, Whale Movements

The corporate update comes amidst on-chain metrics pointing to rising Dogecoin activity.

In an X post on July 5, crypto chart analyst Ali Martinez said DOGE’s network activity climbed to nearly 50,000 active addresses, suggesting growing user participation.

At the same time, Whale Alert reported, on July 7, a transfer of nearly 4 billion DOGE, worth about $300 million, from Binance to an unknown wallet.

This potentially signals large-scale accumulation or custody movement.

From a technical perspective, trader Stefan, in an X post on July 8, said Dogecoin remains in a broader downtrend characterized by lower highs and lower lows.

He identified the $0.047 area as a key liquidity zone that could serve as a potential local bottom.

A decisive break above $0.11 would invalidate the current bearish structure.

Price Action: Over the past month, Dogecoin is down 17%.

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