US-listed company DDC Enterprise increases holdings by 100 Bitcoins, with a total holding of 1,783 Bitcoins

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PANews January 29 News, according to DDC Enterprise disclosure, the US-listed company has increased its Bitcoin holdings for the second time this week, adding 100 Bitcoins to its treasury. After this increase, DDC Enterprise’s total Bitcoin holdings reach 1,783 coins, with an average cost of $88,170. Earlier reports indicated that the US-listed company DDC Enterprise increased its holdings by 100 Bitcoins, bringing the total to 1,683 coins.

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