DDC

DDC is a diversified holding company listed on NYSE American that brought bitcoin onto its balance sheet in 2026 as a long-term reserve asset. It discloses holdings and bitcoin per share on a regular cadence, giving investors a consistent way to weigh share issuance against treasury growth.

Per its public disclosures, holdings rose from 1,683 BTC in January 2026 to 2,899 BTC in September 2026, with 0.060942 BTC per thousand shares over the same stretch. That metric puts dilution and accumulation over a common denominator, so the picture is not distorted by headline totals alone. Coins are held with a regulated custodian, and the pace of purchases tracks operating cash flow and capital-markets activity. For a conventional listed company, shifting reserves from cash and short-duration instruments into a volatile asset changes the volatility profile of its statements directly, which in turn calls for denser disclosure of holdings and per-share metrics.