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DDC Enterprise Limited (DDC) purchased 120 bitcoin following a month-long acquisition pause, bringing its total bitcoin holdings to 488 BTC, according to a company statement.
The company’s average cost per bitcoin holding stands at $98,737. DDC reports the updated holdings translate to 0.058704 BTC per 1,000 DDC shares.
During the acquisition pause, DDC established partnerships with digital asset institutions including QCP Capital, Galaxy Digital, and Matrixport. The company stated these collaborations expand capabilities in trading efficiency, secure custody, and bitcoin yield enhancement.
"Today’s announcement of our recent acquisition of 120 BTC signals our disciplined approach to scaling DDC’s bitcoin treasury," said Norma Chu, founder, chairwoman, and CEO of DDC. "Our vision remains unwavering: 10,000 BTC by end-2025 and a position among the world’s top three public bitcoin treasury companies within three years."
DDC Enterprise operates as a global Asian food platform while positioning bitcoin as a core reserve asset. The company describes itself as executing an accelerating bitcoin accumulation strategy while continuing to grow its portfolio of culinary brands.