DDC Enterprise has increased its Bitcoin holdings again in less than a week, continuing its high-frequency, structured accumulation pace since August 2025. This New York Stock Exchange-listed company, primarily focused on Asian food platforms, is steadily incorporating Bitcoin as a core strategic asset into its balance sheet.

The key point is that its average cost has decreased from approximately $88,000 in January to the current $79,135, indicating ongoing buying during recent price dips to dilute costs. The year-to-date return of 43.5% also significantly exceeds the 36.6% disclosed six days ago, reflecting the recent market volatility's direct impact on its holdings' value.
The most notable detail is the change in the amount accumulated: compared to a single purchase of 200 BTC a week ago, this time’s 131 BTC is smaller. This may suggest that its predetermined allocation plan is approaching its target stage or that it is adopting a more cautious buying pace at the current price levels.
On May 27, Bitcoin treasury company DDC Enterprise announced an increase of 131 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 2,714 BTC, with an average purchase cost of $79,135 per Bitcoin. The year-to-date Bitcoin return has reached 43.5%.$BTC
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