DDC Enterprise buys additional 90 Bitcoin, holds 2,804 BTC

DDC Enterprise, the company best known for its DayDayCook food brand, just added another 90 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury on June 3. That brings the firm’s total stash to 2,804 BTC, cementing its position among the top 30 publicly traded corporate Bitcoin holders.

This latest purchase is part of an accelerating accumulation strategy that’s been running all year. DDC picked up 200 BTC on May 21, pushing its holdings to 2,583 BTC. Six days later, it grabbed another 131 BTC to hit 2,714 BTC. Now, barely a week after that, another 90 BTC.

In May alone, the company added 331 BTC to its balance sheet. That’s roughly a 13.9% increase in total holdings over a single month.

DDC held 1,383 BTC in mid-January 2026. By late May, that figure had more than doubled to over 2,700 BTC. The average acquisition cost for these recent purchases has landed between $79,000 and $79,500 per BTC.

DDC Enterprise trades on the NYSE American under the ticker DDC. Its core business is Asian food products, operated primarily through the DayDayCook brand. The company generated $39.2 million in revenue from its food operations in fiscal year 2025 and hit positive adjusted EBITDA for the first time.

Under Founder and CEO Norma Chu, the company has positioned Bitcoin as a core treasury asset alongside its food brands. Perhaps the most notable aspect of DDC’s approach is how it’s funding these purchases. The company has executed its entire Bitcoin accumulation strategy without diluting existing shareholders. No secondary stock offerings, no convertible notes flooding the market. That means each share of DDC stock represents exposure to a growing pile of Bitcoin without the ownership percentage shrinking.

DDC now ranks among the top 30 corporate Bitcoin holders on public exchanges. A mid-cap food company sitting alongside tech firms and dedicated crypto vehicles in that ranking says something about how far corporate Bitcoin adoption has spread beyond Silicon Valley and the usual suspects.

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