• DDC Enterprise boosts its BTC reserves during steady market action and strengthens its position with disciplined buying.
• Bitcoin stays above 87K as DDC expands its holdings and maintains a clear focus on long term digital asset growth.
• Sector firms shift strategies as DDC ranks higher in BTC holdings and follows a steady market based approach.

DDC Enterprise acquired 100 BTC for its treasury as the market showed steady consolidation. The firm moved during a period of reduced volatility to strengthen its digital asset position. This purchase increased its total holdings to 1,183 BTC.

The company followed its disciplined framework during the transaction and continued to treat Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset. The acquisition also supported its balanced model that includes its core Asian food business.

Firm Expands Holdings as Bitcoin Trades Above $87K

Bitcoin traded above $87,000 during the acquisition window. This level showed enough stability for DDC to execute the purchase. The firm continued to buy during market pullbacks while other companies paused their schedules. 

The average cost of DDC’s total BTC holdings now stands at $106,952 after the latest buy. The company also recorded a 122% yield on its BTC reserves in the second half of the year. This performance highlighted the benefit of its steady capital deployment strategy.

Stock Price Reacts as Investors Gain More Clarity

The firm’s stock reacted quickly after the purchase. After-hours trading pushed the share price from $2.99 to $3.65. This change represented an increase of more than 22%. However, the stock lost half its value over the past month. 

The updated holdings now give shareholders 0.039760 BTC for every 1,000 DDC shares. This figure offers investors better insight into the value of the company’s digital asset base. The company suggested that strong risk controls support its approach to long-term asset growth.

Sector Firms Adjust Strategies as Digital Exposure Expands

DDC acted during a week when other large BTC holders changed their patterns. Sector leader Strategy, based in Virginia, continued to hold 649,870 BTC at an average cost of $74,433. However, the firm made no new BTC purchases in the past week. This pause ended its six-week buying streak. Analysts linked the slowdown to rising market volatility. The firm said its reserves could still cover its convertible debts 5.9 times even if prices fall.

Japan’s Metaplanet moved in a different direction and expanded its leverage. It secured a Bitcoin-backed loan worth $130 million and drew $230 million of its $500 million credit line. These funds support new BTC acquisitions, revenue growth, and share buybacks. The company now holds 30,823 BTC worth about $2.7 billion. It continues to rely on leveraged strategies to boost exposure.

DDC, meanwhile, focuses on market-based purchases. This approach aligns its digital asset strategy with its operating model. According to BitcoinTreasuries.NET, the company now ranks 44th among public firms holding BTC.