Key Notes
- DDC's bitcoin treasury expanded to 1,183 BTC at an average cost of $106,952 per coin, reflecting disciplined accumulation strategy.
- The company's H2 Bitcoin yield reached 122% through active treasury management, demonstrating strong performance metrics.
- BlackRock's $83 million ETF inflow on Nov 26 signaled renewed institutional demand following eased US-China trade tensions.
DDC Enterprise Limited announced the acquisition of 100 Bitcoin BTC $89 916 24h volatility: 3.5% Market cap: $1.79 T Vol. 24h: $68.12 B , expanding its corporate treasury to 1,183 BTC, according to a statement issued on Thursday. With the purchase executed amid a market dip, the company emphasized its commitment to its long-term bitcoin investing strategy.
In the official press release , DDC reported its average cost per bitcoin at $106,952, while the updated balance translates to 0.039760 BTC per 1,000 DDC shares.
“Our approach is defined by discipline, patience, and long-term conviction,” said Norma Chu, Founder, Chairwoman and CEO of DDC.
She added that the firm views Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset and remains focused on building up shareholder value through periodic purchases.
DDC becomes 44th Largest public Bitcoin treasury in the US after 100 BTC purchase on Nov. 26 | Source: Bitcointreasuries.net
DDC also highlighted that its H2 Bitcoin yield to date stands at 122%, reflecting gains from its active treasury management framework. The company continues to participate in the broader corporate Bitcoin treasury movement while maintaining its operations as a global Asian food platform.
BlackRock Leads Corporate Buying After Trump’s Call to China’s President
Bitcoin’s push toward $90,000 was reinforced by a resurgence in corporate demand following US President Trump’s call with China’s leadership on Nov. 25. The discussion produced eased trade tensions, triggering risk-on sentiment across US tech stocks and adjacent crypto markets.
Blackrock returns to buying mode with $83 million on Nov. 25, ending a 3-day selling spree | Source: FarsideInvestors
US-listed Bitcoin ETFs recorded $128.7 million in total inflows on Nov. 25, as seen in FarsideInvestors data. BlackRock’s IBIT led the pack with $83 million in deposits, marking its first day of positive net flows since Nov. 19.
The improving macro and ETF momentum set the stage for corporate treasurers to re-enter the market. DDC’s 100 BTC purchase on Nov. 26 appears to follow this institutional rotation.
