DDC Enterprise partners with Galaxy Digital for bitcoin treasury management

DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSE: DDC) announced a collaboration with Galaxy Digital Inc. (NASDAQ/TSX: GLXY) to enhance its corporate bitcoin treasury operations, according to a company press release.

The partnership provides DDC with access to Galaxy's institutional trading platform and services for managing the company's digital asset holdings. Galaxy's trading team will offer DDC deeper liquidity and execution strategies through a regulated platform that includes enterprise-grade security and operational controls.

"Joining forces with Galaxy marks a milestone in our mission to establish the world's most sophisticated corporate Bitcoin treasury," said Norma Chu, founder, chairwoman and CEO of DDC. "Security and agility are non-negotiable as we scale our holdings, and Galaxy's integrated platform gives us leading solutions on both fronts."

Jason Urban, global head of trading at Galaxy, stated the company is pleased to support DDC's bitcoin treasury management efforts. "Our trading infrastructure and services are built for exactly this level of institutional ambition," Urban said.

The collaboration includes advanced trading integration with Galaxy's liquidity pools, access to Galaxy's multi-custodial platform for asset management, and treasury infrastructure that combines trading and digital asset management capabilities.

DDC Enterprise operates as both a global Asian food platform and a corporate bitcoin treasury company. The firm maintains culinary brands including DayDayCook, Nona Lim, and Yai's Thai while pursuing a bitcoin accumulation strategy as part of its financial architecture.

Galaxy Digital provides institutional digital asset services including trading, advisory, asset management, and staking services. The company also operates data center infrastructure for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing applications.

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