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DDC Expands Bitcoin Reserve, Increases Holdings to 1,783 BTC in Second Addition Within a Week
According to the latest announcement, U.S. publicly traded company DDC has increased its Bitcoin holdings again on January 29, adding 100 BTC. This marks the company’s second expansion of its crypto assets within a week. With this transaction completed, DDC’s total Bitcoin reserve now stands at 1,783 BTC, with an average purchase price of $88,170 per Bitcoin.
This ongoing accumulation by the U.S. publicly traded company reflects institutional investors’ confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value. Since the initial addition of 100 BTC on January 22, DDC has repeatedly increased its holdings by the same amount in a short period, demonstrating a clear intention to expand its crypto asset portfolio.
Based on the current average cost, DDC’s total investment in Bitcoin exceeds $157 million. Such a scale positions the company as a significant player among institutional Bitcoin holders, competing with other publicly listed companies actively deploying crypto assets.
Notably, DDC employs a strategy of incremental purchases rather than a single large buy-in. This gradual accumulation indicates the company’s effort to balance market risk while steadily advancing its digital asset strategy. To date, DDC’s Bitcoin reserves have become a key asset on its balance sheet, reflecting a growing trend among traditional capital markets where more listed companies are incorporating crypto assets into their core investment portfolios.