Davis Commodities is pivoting digital finance with a $30 million initiative, modernizing the global agricultural trade industry by blending Bitcoin reserves and real-world asset tokenization.
Agricultural Giant Davis Commodities announces digital finance push with $30 million Bitcoin and tokenization strategy
Davis Commodities Limited (NASDAQ: DTCK), a Singapore-based leader in agricultural commodities trading, has announced a $30 million strategic initiative aimed at modernizing its operations by incorporating Bitcoin reserves and real-world assets (RWA) symbols.
As part of the plan, we will allocate up to 40% of funds towards building Bitcoin reserves and invest the initial $4.5 million into the first phase. The move is positioned as a core financial asset to hedge inflation risks while seeking long-term returns, with a strong historical performance of cryptocurrencies, a 156% growth in 2023 and an over 14% in early 2025.
Li Peng Leck, executive chairman and CEO of Davis Commodities, called the $30 million fund Raiph a pivotal step in Davis’s merchandise journey to redefine the global commodity trading environment.
By integrating Bitcoin Reserve and RWA tokenization, we are embracing enormous opportunities for convergence of traditional goods and digital assets. This strategy is designed to bring about sustainable growth, strengthen investors’ returns, and stay at the forefront of global trade innovation.
In parallel strategy, Davis’ products have dedicated $15 million to RWA tokenization, targeting agricultural staples such as sugar, rice and cooking oil. This approach aims to unlock liquidity, reduce trading friction and increase market access. The Analyst Project RWA market could reach $16 trillion worldwide by 2030, positioning Davis’s product as the early initiator of this emerging sector.
The remaining $3 million will fund technology upgrades and partnerships, supporting secure, scalable integration of digital assets into trading operations. This dual iterative strategy marks a bold entry at the intersection of Davis Commodity’s blockchain and global trade, setting a precedent for the digital evolution of the commodity sector.
