An Asian food publicly listed company increased its holdings by 200 Bitcoins, with an annual return exceeding 16.9%

NonFungibleDegen · 2026-01-15T14:00:11+00:00

A well-known Asian food conglomerate has increased its Bitcoin holdings by 200 coins, bringing its total reserves to 1383 coins, with an average cost of $88,998. Since the beginning of the year, the return rate is 16.9%. The executives stated that this investment is a strategic allocation based on the company's governance philosophy, aimed at long-term value creation, reflecting Bitcoin's new position in asset allocation.

NonFungibleDegen

2026-01-15 14:00:11

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【CryptoWorld】Another well-known publicly listed company increases its Bitcoin holdings. This global Asian food conglomerate announced the latest purchase of 200 Bitcoins, marking their first Bitcoin acquisition since 2026. With this addition, the company’s total Bitcoin reserves have risen to 1383.

From an investment return perspective, the numbers are impressive—an average cost of $88,998 per Bitcoin, with a return of 16.9% year-to-date. This level demonstrates their forward-looking approach to strategic planning.

The company’s senior management clearly defined this move: it is not short-term speculation but a strategic allocation based on corporate governance principles. In their view, Bitcoin is more like a long-term value creation tool, an asset reserve choice rather than a trading instrument. This mindset is increasingly appearing in institutional investors’ decision-making, reflecting the changing role of Bitcoin in asset allocation.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 3h ago

lmao 16.9% in a year? that's literally leaving basis points on the table if you're not actively rebalancing across pools. just saying, if they're sitting on 1383 btc static like that, there's MEV being extracted by literally everyone else

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CryptoWageSlave

· 01-15 14:26

Traditional companies are starting to hoard coins. Don't you know what this means? 1383 coins. How crazy does the pace have to be to accumulate this much... Are they the true believers? The dining company holding Bitcoin. I’d like to see how they explain this in their financial report.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 01-15 14:19

1383 bitcoins, this food company really values the long-term potential of BTC. 2. It's really not just hype; they see Bitcoin as a store of value. This mindset is becoming more and more common now. 3. A 16.9% return—ordinary employees usually can't earn this in a year. 4. From a food company to a Bitcoin holder, traditional companies are quietly jumping on board. 5. 1383 coins—if I had this mindset, it would be a different story. 6. Forward-looking strategic planning sounds good, but it's really just betting that BTC will keep rising. 7. Even food companies are hoarding coins—what does this signal? 8. It's not short-term speculation; everyone’s tired of hearing that. Basically, they’re optimistic. 9. The cost basis is $88,998—are they making a huge profit or suffering a loss? Not clear. 10. Adding Bitcoin to asset allocation has become standard practice. 11. Since the beginning of the year, only 16.9%—feels pretty average.

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FOMOSapien

· 01-15 14:14

Wow, even food companies are starting to hoard cryptocurrencies? Now even eating has to be backed by Bitcoin faith.

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