DDC Enterprise has added another 50 BTC to its balance sheet, pushing total corporate holdings to 2,118 BTC. The company said this is its seventh straight week of Bitcoin accumulation, continuing a disciplined treasury strategy it has been steadily scaling in recent weeks.
The update is another sign that smaller public companies are still actively building Bitcoin treasuries even in a volatile market, using repeat purchases instead of one-off headline buys.
DDC added 50 BTC and kept its weekly buying streak alive
In the Business Wire announcement, DDC said it purchased an additional 50 Bitcoin, bringing its total to 2,118 BTC. The company described Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset alongside its operating business and said it plans to continue increasing holdings through incremental purchases.
DDC also said the latest buy marks its seventh consecutive week of BTC accumulation, showing the company is following a structured treasury program rather than reacting to a single market move.
Key treasury metrics show DDC’s current BTC positioning
DDC disclosed several treasury metrics with the purchase. It reported an average cost per Bitcoin holding of $84,468 and a year-to-date BTC yield of 49.1%. The company also said it now holds 0.059286 BTC per 1,000 DDC shares.
The release also states DDC now ranks 34th among publicly traded companies globally by total BTC holdings, citing BitcoinTreasuries data.
Management is framing Bitcoin as a long-term capital strategy
CEO Norma Chu said the company is building its Bitcoin position with “clarity of purpose and disciplined execution,” and framed the strategy as part of DDC’s effort to allocate capital and create long-term shareholder value.
DDC continues to describe itself as both a global Asian food platform and a digital asset treasury company, which is notable because it shows Bitcoin treasury adoption spreading beyond crypto-native firms and miners into operating companies in other sectors. This is an inference based on DDC’s own company description in the release.
Why it matters for crypto
- Another public company is using recurring BTC purchases, reinforcing the “Bitcoin treasury” playbook beyond miners and crypto firms.
- DDC’s weekly accumulation cadence shows corporate demand can continue even during volatile periods.
- Public treasury updates like this keep Bitcoin balance-sheet metrics visible to equity investors.
- Smaller treasury adopters can add steady structural demand even if they are not buying in massive blocks.
- BTC-per-share disclosures may become a more common investor metric as treasury strategies mature.
What to watch next
- Whether DDC extends its BTC buying streak beyond seven consecutive weeks.
- Changes in DDC’s average BTC cost and BTC-per-share metric in future updates.
- Whether DDC funds future purchases from operations, financing, or asset sales (not detailed here).
- How DDC’s treasury pace compares with other smaller public BTC treasury companies in 2026.
- Any broader strategy updates on how DDC balances its food business and digital asset treasury model.