DDC Enterprise’s stock price took a bite out of the pre-market session, surging over 5% to $3.22 following the announcement of its first Bitcoin purchase for the year 2026. The global Asian food platform, now fully committed to a Bitcoin-centric treasury strategy, scooped up 200 BTC, bringing its total stack to 1,383 BTC. This move solidifies its position as the 44th largest publicly traded company by Bitcoin holdings, proving that while the rest of the market might be sweating the short-term charts, DDC is simply stacking sats like it’s meal prep for the apocalypse.
The company disclosed an average cost of $88,998 per Bitcoin across its entire portfolio, achieving a period-to-date bitcoin yield of 16.9%. For the equity holders keeping score at home, that translates to 0.046482 BTC held for every 1,000 shares outstanding. Norma Chu, the company’s founder, Chairwoman, and CEO, framed the acquisition as a disciplined execution of their capital deployment strategy, a calculated move even as the broader market sentiment remains skittish. In other words, while others are degen-ing out on leverage, DDC is just methodically adding to the corporate balance sheet, one 200 BTC snack at a time.
