DDC Enterprise Limited increased its Bitcoin holdings by 50 BTC, bringing the total to 2,118 BTC and marking the seventh consecutive week of accumulation. The purchase places the company 34th among publicly traded firms worldwide by total Bitcoin holdings.
The acquisition was executed at an average price of $84,468 per Bitcoin, lower than the $84,944 average paid for 80 BTC on February 17, 2026, illustrating the company’s disciplined incremental buying strategy. The year‑to‑date yield on the Bitcoin portfolio stands at 49.1%, reflecting the asset’s performance since the start of the year.
DDC’s Bitcoin strategy is part of a broader corporate treasury approach aimed at hedging against monetary uncertainty and strengthening the balance sheet. CEO Norma Chu emphasized that consistency and disciplined execution are key to building a substantial reserve that creates enduring shareholder value. The company’s dual focus on its global Asian food platform and digital asset treasury underscores a diversified business model, though recent financials for the food segment are not disclosed.
With 2,118 BTC, DDC has increased its holdings by 50 BTC from 2,068 BTC after the February 17 purchase, and by 435 BTC from 1,683 BTC after the January 28 acquisition. The company’s market capitalization is $75.17 million, and it previously raised $124 million in equity financing in October 2025, with a stated goal of reaching 10,000 BTC by year‑end 2025—a target that remains far ahead of current holdings.
The continued accumulation signals DDC’s confidence in Bitcoin’s long‑term value proposition and its commitment to a capital allocation strategy that balances its core food business with a growing digital asset portfolio. The disciplined incremental buying approach and the company’s focus on optimizing capital allocation efficiency suggest a long‑term view that prioritizes balance‑sheet strength and shareholder returns.
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