DDC buys 200 more Bitcoin, raising holdings to 2,383 BTC worth $165M while continuing steady treasury strategy despite recent market volatility.
DDC Enterprise added more Bitcoin to its corporate treasury this week. The company bought another 200 BTC in the latest deal. After the purchase, total holdings amounted to 2,383 BTC. The company said the value of the treasury is approximately $165 million at current market prices. The move indicates a consistent accumulation strategy.
DDC Continues Weekly Bitcoin Buying Plan
The most recent purchase is part of a regular buying pattern used this year. The company purchased almost 200 BTC weekly for the month of January. Later, the pace slowed to around 100 BTC per week in February. However, the firm did not stop buying in the face of market changes.
Another week, another stack.
🟠 +200 BTC acquired
🟠 Total holdings: 2,383 BTC
💰 Avg cost per holding: $79,969
📈 BTC Yield (YTD): +44.9%
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— ddcbtc (@ddcbtc_) March 19, 2026
DDC confirmed that the latest bitcoins were purchased at a price of $79,969, averaged. This indicates the company continued purchasing during price swings. Instead of trading very frequently, the firm concentrates on building long-term reserves. The goal of the strategy is to increase the treasury over time.
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The company also announced a year-to-date BTC yield of 44.9%. This figure is not a normal profit number. Instead, the metric measures the amount of Bitcoin that exists per share. Because of this method, investors can follow the growth of the treasures more clearly.
After the most recent purchase, DDC ranks 32nd on the list of public companies that hold Bitcoin. However, the gap with larger holders remains large. Some corporate treasuries own tens of thousands of BTC. These larger companies are continuing to grow their reserves at a faster pace.
Many public firms now view Bitcoin as a treasury asset. They think it may preserve value over long periods of time. Therefore, companies continue to add Bitcoin even if the prices change rapidly. This trend has become more prevalent in recent years.
Market Volatility Did Not Stop Treasury Accumulation
Bitcoin prices moved sharply over the past few months. The price hit close to $126,000 in late 2025. From that time, the market fell suddenly in a short period. The value dipped to near $60,000 before settling again.
Recently, Bitcoin traded for between $68,000 and $75,000. This range indicates that the market is still recovering. Even through this uncertain period, DDC continued its buying plan. The company did not put accumulation on hold when prices fell.
Some companies use market drops as buying opportunities. They believe that lower prices enable stronger long-term positions. Because of this view, treasury strategies often persist during volatility. DDC seems to take the same approach.
Corporate Bitcoin reserves are still smaller than previous targets. Several companies planned for larger holdings in the past. However, sudden shifts in prices slowed expansion for some firms. Even so, there are many companies that still add Bitcoin piece by piece.
Large holders are continuing to grow their stacks aggressively. Smaller companies are also attempting to develop reserves gradually. This competition demonstrates the growing confidence in digital assets. Treasury strategies are now playing an important role in corporate finance.
DDC’s recent acquisition confirms that its plan is alive and well. The company continuously purchases at regular intervals. If the pace continues, its Bitcoin holdings may become much larger in the future.
