Hong Kong-based DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSE: DDC) made its third Bitcoin (BTC) purchase in a week, adding another 100 BTC as it races to build a digital asset treasury targeting 10,000 BTC—roughly $1.2 billion at current prices. The company said it is “accelerating the pace” of acquisitions after laying operational groundwork and partnerships, positioning Bitcoin as a strategic reserve on its balance sheet.

The Bank of England (BoE) plans to exempt crypto exchanges and other operationally critical firms from proposed stablecoin holding limits, a move that could channel significant liquidity into Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). By granting waivers for market-making and settlement operations—and allowing stablecoins for settlement in the Digital Securities Sandbox—the BoE addresses industry concerns that previous caps were unworkable.

South Korean retail investors have poured $6 billion into Ethereum treasury companies like BitMine and SharpLink, mirroring MicroStrategy's Bitcoin strategy. But critics warn this ETH accumulation boom is driven by influencer marketing rather than fundamentals. With Ethereum underperforming Bitcoin since 2022 and Korean capital heavily concentrated, the risks are mounting. Discover why Samson Mow says "this won't end well" and what the Kimchi Premium reveals about global cryp