DDC Announces Bitcoin Reserve Strategy and Appoints Crypto Asset Expert Alex Yang as Strategic Advisor

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New York—DDC Enterprise, Ltd. (NYSEAM: DDC), a leading Asian multi-brand consumer food company, has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative to integrate Bitcoin into its treasury reserves. The company also named Alex Yang, a seasoned Web3 and crypto asset management expert, as its strategic advisor.

Strategic Collaboration Highlights

Key Terms of the Agreement

  1. Phased Bitcoin Injection:

    • Initial tranche: 25 BTC upon first closing.
    • Remaining 75 BTC to be delivered over 3 months.
  2. Tiered Pricing Model:

    • Share prices escalate every 4–6 weeks, starting at $0.50 and peaking at $1.25.
  3. Lock-Up Period:

    • Shares issued to the group are locked for 180 days with performance milestones.

Strategic Rationale

Meet Alex Yang: DDC’s New Strategic Advisor

Alex Yang, CEO of Volmart (a cross-asset market maker), brings decades of expertise in crypto and traditional finance. His roles include:

About DayDayCook

DDC is a multi-brand powerhouse offering authentic Asian culinary experiences through ready-to-eat, ready-to-cook, and ready-to-heat products. Brands under its umbrella include Nona Lim, Yai’s Thai, and Omsom.

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FAQ Section

Q1: Why is DDC adding Bitcoin to its reserves?
A1: To diversify assets and leverage Bitcoin’s growth potential while securing premium equity investments.

Q2: How will the share price tiers work?
A2: Prices start at $0.50, increasing every 4–6 weeks to $1.25, aligning with DDC’s growth trajectory.

Q3: What is Alex Yang’s role?
A3: He will advise on integrating Web3 innovations and crypto strategies into DDC’s consumer ecosystem.

Q4: Are there risks to this strategy?
A4: Like all investments, Bitcoin’s volatility exists, but DDC’s phased approach mitigates short-term exposure.

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Disclaimer: Forward-looking statements involve risks; refer to SEC filings for details.


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