Alex Spiro — Musk’s star attorney — just turned meme coin chaos into corporate finance strategy. Cleancore (NYSE: ZONE) teams up with the Dogecoin Foundation to launch a 175M DOGE treasury. Meme coins just hit the boardroom.
From Harvard Law to crypto treasuries. Alex Spiro — the courtroom closer who defended Aaron Hernandez and Elon Musk — is now chairing Cleancore. His first move? Drop 175M into Dogecoin.
Cleancore, a listed company on the NYSE, becomes the first Dogecoin-approved corporate treasury, with backing from OG meme coin guardians and heavyweight investors Pantera + GSR.
“We’re not just building a treasury — we’re rewriting corporate playbooks,” — Clayton Adams, CEO of Cleancore.
Traditionally, treasuries hold cash, bonds, or gold. Cleancore says screw tradition:
This move future-proofs Cleancore’s balance sheet while throwing a lifeline to Dogecoin’s legitimacy in global finance.
Dogecoin started as a Shiba Inu joke. Fast forward:
For the first time, meme culture isn’t just pumping coins on Telegram — it’s shaping Wall Street treasuries.
As meme culture collides with corporate strategy, expect more headlines like this: “Meme coins go Wall Street.”
Elon Musk’s lawyer Alex Spiro is now chair of Cleancore (NYSE: ZONE) and just launched a 175M Dogecoin treasury in partnership with the Dogecoin Foundation, House of Doge, and Pantera. It’s the first corporate DOGE treasury on Wall Street — signaling that meme coins aren’t just jokes anymore, they’re becoming reserve assets.
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