What to Know:
- DDC Enterprise Limited added 80 BTC, taking its total Bitcoin treasury to 2,068 coins and extending its weekly accumulation streak.
- The company said the purchases follow a disciplined capital deployment strategy aimed at long-term balance sheet strength and shareholder value.
- DDC’s steady buying comes as other corporate Bitcoin holders report volatility and unrealized losses, highlighting a cautious but persistent treasury approach.
Global Asian food platform and crypto treasury company DDC Enterprise Limited has increased its Bitcoin holdings again to over 2000 BTC. The firm has added 80 coins and taken its total corporate treasury to 2,068 BTC.
The latest purchase represents the company’s sixth consecutive week of accumulation. Since the beginning of 2026, DDC’s Bitcoin holdings have grown by nearly 75%. The company said the average acquisition cost for its Bitcoin reserve now stands at $84,944 per coin.
DDC’s Bitcoin Treasury Reaches More than 2000 BTC
The purchase was executed within DDC’s existing capital deployment framework. The firm said the approach focuses on disciplined scaling, liquidity management, and maintaining a ‘resilient balance sheet’. Management added that the strategy is designed to navigate market cycles and also create long term value on a per share basis.
The company also disclosed several key metrics linked to its Bitcoin treasury. Year to date yield on its BTC holdings stands at 45.6%. The firm now holds approx 0.057887 BTC for every 1,000 DDC shares.
Norma Chu, Founder, Chairwoman, and CEO of DDC, described the feat as part of a long term plan. She said the company is building a meaningful Bitcoin reserve and its expanding global food platform, with both businesses contributing to shareholder value over time.
DDC’s treasury expansion comes at a time when the global corporate Bitcoin ecosystem is seeing mixed results. Several firms that adopted Bitcoin heavy balance sheet strategies have reported large unrealized losses following recent market upheaval.
For e.g., Bitcoin mining firm, Hive Digital Technologies reported impressive revenue growth in its fiscal third quarter ending December 31, 2025. Revenue of the firm reached $93.1 million, which is up 219% year on year. The company also posted a quarterly record in November. But, it recorded a net loss of $91.3 million due to accelerated depreciation and revaluation adjustments tied to expansion in Paraguay.
Similarly, Japan listed treasury firm Metaplanet continues to expand its Bitcoin position despite large valuation losses. The company held 35,102 BTC as of the end of 2025, compared with 1,762 coins a year earlier. Revenue rose sharply to 8.905 billion yen, while operating profit climbed to 6.287 billion yen. Even so, the firm reported an unrealized valuation loss of about 102.2 billion yen, or roughly $660 million, due to year end Bitcoin prices.
Metaplanet has said it intends to accumulate around 1 percent of Bitcoin’s total supply by 2027. That target would require purchasing about 175,000 additional BTC over the next two years.
Conversely, DDC has opted for incremental accumulation instead of costly one-off acquisitions. This has made it able to broaden its exposure and manage risk and liquidity. Market conditions, though, remain in limbo. Analysts have brought out that daily net buying volume for Bitcoin has continued to exceed new supply from mining on a daily basis, highlighting that. This dynamic could prop up prices in the near immediate future. Shawn Young, MEXC Chief Market Analyst, said while buying activity has slowed down compared to prior months, demand outpaces the pace at which Bitcoin is produced. But Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Mike McGlone has indicated that Bitcoin may not fare so well with further declines if the macro environment changes. He said a robust equity market and rekindling demand in traditional safe haven assets like gold and silver could cap Bitcoin’s upside short term.
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