Mr. Brayden Sutton reports

DIGITAL COMMODITIES DEPLOYS $1.01 MILLION TO ACQUIRE 6.29 BITCOIN TO ADVANCE NON-FIAT CAPITAL STRATEGY

Digital Commodities Capital Corp. has acquired an additional 6.2938 bitcoin using cash on hand for a total purchase price of $1,014,786, representing an average purchase price of $161,234 per BTC, inclusive of all costs and fees.

The transaction was executed through Coinsquare's regulated over-the-counter trading desk and aligns with Digital Commodities' strategic initiative to hold non-fiat, hard and digital assets as a functional alternative to traditional currency for future capital deployment opportunities.

Following this acquisition, Digital Commodities' total bitcoin holdings now stand at 8.69 BTC, at an average cost base of $160,590 per BTC.

Brayden Sutton, founder and chief executive officer of Digital Commodities, commented: "This latest acquisition reinforces our conviction in the evolving role of bitcoin as a dependable and resilient form of value. We view bitcoin as a powerful alternative to fiat currency. It enhances our ability to pursue new opportunities with agility and independence. The digital economy is changing, and we're proud to be among the public companies actively embracing that shift."

About Digital Commodities Capital Corp.

Digital Commodities is a public investment issuer building a differentiated capital platform, focused on acquiring and utilizing bitcoin and gold as functional stores of value. The company's mission is to establish and actively manage a hard, non-fiat asset base with transparency and discipline. All capital allocation decisions are guided by a sound money philosophy and long-term value creation.

We seek Safe Harbor.