Corporate Bitcoin Accumulation: This Week's Top Five Buyers
Corporate Bitcoin treasuries continued their accumulation strategies this week, with five companies adding a combined 460 BTC to their holdings.
DDC Enterprise Limited led the pack with a 200 BTC purchase worth approximately $18.6 million—their first acquisition of 2026. The Asian food platform's 16% weekly increase represents the largest percentage gain among all treasuries, bringing total holdings to 1,383 BTC.
Strive claimed second place with 123 BTC ($11.4 million) added following its merger with Semler Scientific. The combined entity now holds 12,798 BTC valued at $1.19 billion, climbing from #15 to #11 globally. Chairman Matt Cole committed to issuing substantially more preferred equity over the next twelve months, signaling sustained accumulation through alternative capital structures rather than common stock.
Cango Inc., a Chinese automotive services platform, maintained its position through mining operations, producing 115 BTC ($10.7 million)—approximately 16 BTC daily. This mining-based approach has proven consistent, with Cango appearing in the top five for eleven consecutive weeks without relying on volatile capital markets.
The final two positions went to mining operations: Canaan Inc. added 20 BTC ($1.9 million) through hash rate deployment, while Hyperscale Data contributed just 2 BTC ($186,000).
As noted in today's BitcoinTreasuries.NET newsletter: "The dramatic deceleration to just 2 BTC this week — a 98.5% reduction from the implied monthly run rate — signals either completed initial treasury buildout, exhausted available capital from prior raises, or management decision to pause accumulation as the sector faces widespread mNAV compression and capital markets constraints."