Bitcoin treasury company DDC surged 22% after boosting its holdings with an additional 100 BTC during the market downturn.

DDC Adds 100 BTC to Treasury, Emphasizes Long-Term Strategy

Bitcoin treasury firm DDC (DDC) has expanded its holdings by 100 BTC, bringing the total to 1,183 BTC.

Unlike larger peers such as Strategy, which often make price-agnostic purchases, DDC said the latest acquisition took place during the recent market pullback, which the company viewed as a favorable opportunity to strengthen its long-term position. The firm’s overall bitcoin holdings now carry an average cost of $106,952 per BTC.

Management also highlighted a 122% improvement in bitcoin yield in the second half of the year, noting that the company’s governance framework allows it to make measured, disciplined decisions rather than reacting to short-term market fluctuations.

“Our approach is defined by discipline, patience, and long-term conviction,” CEO Norma Chu said.

Following the announcement, DDC shares climbed 22% to $3.465, though the stock is still down more than 80% from its June peak. Bitcoin itself remains relatively steady at just under $87,000.

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