Dogecoin Cash, Inc. 8-K

What Happened

• Dogecoin Cash, Inc. (OTCQB: DOGP) confirmed on December 18, 2025 a previously announced special distribution of DogeCoin Cash Units to shareholders of record as of December 22, 2025 (Record Date), payable January 7, 2026 (Payment Date), subject to final FINRA clearance.
• The company clarified the distribution will be of book‑entry DogeCoin Cash Units (securities issued by the company), not an automatic transfer of blockchain‑native tokens. Each Unit represents a beneficial interest in one DogeCoin Cash Token. The underlying token is a BEP‑20 token on Binance Smart Chain (smart contract: 0x9596a56c73CA6f50CBd05cB8D85865F75659dC78).

Key Details

• One Unit will be issued pro rata for each share of company common stock held as of the Record Date. Units are issued as restricted securities and are evidenced by book‑entry electronic certificates.
• Units do not confer equity ownership, voting, or governance rights in the company and are transferable only in compliance with applicable securities laws (transfer restrictions apply to the Units/certificates, not the underlying tokens).
• DogeSPAC LLC (a wholly owned subsidiary) will administer the distribution, maintain book‑entry records, and process withdrawals; it is not the company’s equity transfer agent.
• On December 17, 2025 the company filed U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 63/943,215 (inventor: David Tobias) for systems related to certificate‑based digital asset distributions; no assurance a patent will issue.

Why It Matters

• Retail investors should understand they will receive a company‑issued security (a Unit) rather than an automatic blockchain token deposit. Ownership of a Unit gives a claim to a token but does not equal direct token custody until holders follow company withdrawal procedures and any holding periods.
• The clarification affects expectations about liquidity, custody, and transferability: Units carry legal transfer restrictions and are handled through book‑entry certificates, which may delay or limit immediate trading or token withdrawals.
• The provisional patent filing signals the company is pursuing technology and process protections for its certificate‑based distribution method, but investors should note there is no guarantee of patent approval or commercial benefit.