Digital CA Stock Price, News & Analysis

Digital Commodities (OTCQB: DGCMF) announced a monetization event and portfolio update on October 24, 2025. The company sold 5,000,000 shares of Gold Finder Resources (TSXV: GLD) at an average of $0.106 for $530,000 gross, representing a 320% gain versus an acquisition cost of $0.025 per share. Digital Commodities retains 5,000,000 GLD shares and 10,000,000 warrants exercisable at $0.05, maintaining upside exposure.

The company also holds 6,500 units of Sprott Physical Gold Trust (TSX: PHYS), which appreciated with recent gold price highs. Management reports strong cash reserves, no debt, and an active evaluation of blockchain-enabled and tokenized commodity platforms to expand digital representations of tangible assets.

Digital Commodities Inc. (OTCQB: DGCMF) has announced several corporate updates including a name change from "Digital Commodities Capital Corp." to "Digital Commodities Inc." and its continuance from British Columbia to federal Canadian jurisdiction under the CBCA. The company's shares will begin trading under the new name on the Canadian Securities Exchange starting October 1, 2025.

The company has also launched a new website and entered into a USD$150,000 marketing agreement with Nordcore Media LLC for a 4-month advertising campaign. The agreement includes comprehensive marketing services such as creating advertorials, research materials, and managing advertising campaigns.

Digital Commodities Capital Corp. (OTCQB: DGCMF) has completed its previously announced Bitcoin purchase under the VanCrypto facility, acquiring 0.317 Bitcoin and bringing its total treasury holdings to 10.880 Bitcoin.

As consideration, the company issued 714,285 units at $0.07 per unit to VanCrypto, with each unit comprising one common share and one warrant exercisable at $0.10 for two years. Additionally, Digital Commodities granted 4,000,000 stock options to directors, officers, and consultants, exercisable at $0.075 per share for 24 months.

Digital Commodities (OTCQB: DGCMF) has announced a Bitcoin purchase agreement with VanCrypto Tech for $50,000 worth of Bitcoin under their previously established facility. The transaction will be executed through the issuance of 714,285 units at $0.07 per unit, with each unit comprising one common share and one warrant exercisable at $0.10 for two years.

The closing is expected within five business days, with the final Bitcoin amount determined by the market price at closing. The securities will be subject to a four-month hold period. VanCrypto is a Western Canadian cryptocurrency miner operating with renewable energy.

Digital Commodities (OTCQB:DGCMF) has expanded its Bitcoin holdings by acquiring an additional 1.86 BTC for C$300,000, at an average price of C$160,544 per BTC through Coinsquare's OTC trading desk. The company's total Bitcoin holdings now stand at 10.56 BTC with an average cost basis of C$159,803 per BTC.

The company has also appointed Nick St Louis as Bitcoin Strategist to develop and execute its corporate Bitcoin strategy, focusing on increasing sats per share and advancing Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat currency depreciation. Additionally, ZH Consulting has been engaged for C$2,500 monthly to manage the company's social media presence across X, LinkedIn, and Instagram.

Digital Commodities Capital Corp. (OTCQB: DGCMF) has expanded its Bitcoin holdings by acquiring 6.29 BTC for C$1.01 million, executed through Coinsquare's OTC trading desk. The purchase price averaged C$161,234 per BTC, including all costs and fees.

Following this strategic acquisition, the company's total Bitcoin holdings have increased to 8.69 BTC at an average cost base of C$160,590 per BTC. This move aligns with Digital Commodities' strategy to hold non-fiat, hard and digital assets as an alternative to traditional currency for future capital deployment.

Digital Commodities Capital Corp. has completed converting its XRP holdings into Bitcoin, now holding two BTC at an average cost of US$101,365 per coin. The strategic move aligns with the company's long-term digital asset growth strategy, focusing on building exposure to premier digital assets. CEO Brayden Sutton emphasized that choosing Bitcoin over XRP improves their position due to BTC's durability, liquidity, and institutional recognition. The acquisition was executed without using debt, leverage, or equity dilution, maintaining the company's capital structure. The company plans to continue building its Bitcoin position through non-dilutive methods and acquisitions.

Digital Commodities Capital Corp. (DGCMF) has executed a definitive Bitcoin purchase facility with VanCrypto Tech LTD, following their June 9 LOI. The 24-month facility, ending June 18, 2027, allows Digital Commodities to acquire Bitcoin from VanCrypto using cash, common shares, or warrants. VanCrypto operates a renewable energy-powered cryptocurrency mine in Western Canada. The agreement provides flexibility in Bitcoin acquisition without relying on traditional financing or debt. Each transaction requires due diligence, including ownership verification and AML checks, with mandatory disclosure requirements. Securities issued will have a four-month-and-one-day hold period. CEO Brayden Sutton emphasized this as a strategic approach to building Bitcoin exposure while maintaining prudent capital management.

Digital Commodities Capital Corp. (DGCMF) has issued a clarification regarding misleading third-party promotional materials published by aktiencheck.de AG. The British Columbia Securities Commission identified two articles from May and June 2025 that overstated the company's exposure to digital assets and gold, while including unsupported macroeconomic commentary. The company clarified that its investment policy limits digital and physical non-fiat investments to 25% of its portfolio. Its gold exposure consists solely of an investment in Gold Finder Resources Ltd., comprising 10 million shares and warrants acquired for $250,000. The promotional articles have been removed, and while AG was hired for European market awareness, Digital Commodities did not approve their content. The company has implemented new protocols requiring review of all promotional materials before publication.