Key Takeaways:
- DDC bought 131 BTC on May 27 and 200 BTC on May 21
- Total holdings reached 2,714 BTC at an average cost of $79,135
- The two purchases lifted per-share Bitcoin exposure by 13.9% with no dilution
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DDC adds 331 Bitcoin in a week, treasury grows 14%
DDC Enterprise Ltd. (NYSE American: DDC) purchased 131 Bitcoin on Wednesday, its second acquisition in seven days, bringing total holdings to 2,714 BTC and lifting the corporate treasury by about 14% without issuing new equity.
"Discipline in a Bitcoin treasury is proven through repetition," Norma Chu, founder, chairwoman and chief executive officer of DDC Enterprise, said. "Today's purchase puts capital we previously raised to work, without printing a single new share to do it."
The 131 BTC purchase followed a 200 BTC transaction on May 21, adding 331 Bitcoin in total at an average cost of $79,135 per coin. Bitcoin per 1,000 DDC shares rose 5.1% to 0.057053, while the company's year-to-date BTC yield reached 43.5%. DDC ranks among the top 30 publicly traded corporate Bitcoin holders globally, according to the company.
The buying comes as Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ: MSTR) paused its weekly accumulation cycle to handle a convertible note repurchase, leaving smaller listed firms to drive public-company Bitcoin demand. Strive (NASDAQ: SATA) added 381.6 BTC at an average price of $79,348 during the same period, while The Smarter Web Company and Hyperscale Data (NYSE: GPUS) also made smaller purchases, according to SEC filings. The group added 602.6 BTC worth about $46 million as Bitcoin traded below $80,000.
DDC said it intends to keep building its Bitcoin treasury by deploying capital raised above per-share Bitcoin net asset value in measured increments rather than committing at any single price. The company generated $39.2 million in revenue in fiscal 2025 with its first-time positive adjusted EBITDA, providing an operating cash flow base alongside its digital asset strategy.
Bitcoin traded at $75,807 as of 05:30 UTC Thursday, down 11% year to date and nearly 30% over the past 12 months, according to CoinGecko. Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $1.54 billion in combined net outflows over the six trading days through May 23, adding pressure to a market already digesting a break below $80,000.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
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