American Bitcoin Corp. has expanded its strategic Bitcoin holdings to 4,004 BTC, strengthening its position among major corporate holders of the cryptocurrency. The Nasdaq-listed company continues to pursue its dual approach of scaling mining operations while strategically accumulating Bitcoin through open-market purchases.
Company boosts holdings by 139 BTC since late October
In a press release dated November 7, American Bitcoin confirmed that it added 139 BTC to its reserve since October 24, bringing its total to approximately 4,004 coins. The acquisitions were achieved through a combination of increased mining output and disciplined at-market buying.
The company’s Satoshis Per Share (SPS) metric a measure that reflects Bitcoin holdings per share of common stock—rose to 432, marking a 3.35% increase in just 12 days. “We continue to expand our Bitcoin holdings rapidly and cost-effectively through a dual strategy that integrates scaled Bitcoin mining operations with disciplined at-market purchases,” said Eric Trump, co-founder of American Bitcoin.
Bitcoin as “the gold standard of digital capital”
American Bitcoin’s corporate philosophy is rooted in the belief that Bitcoin serves as the “gold standard of digital capital.” The firm cites Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million coins as a key factor driving its long-term accumulation strategy, emphasizing its potential as a hedge against inflation, currency devaluation, and geopolitical uncertainty.
The company’s SPS metric now adjusted to reflect its recent merger with Gryphon Digital Mining provides shareholders with a transparent view of Bitcoin exposure per share. This metric includes both unencumbered BTC and a portion pledged as collateral under a hardware agreement with mining equipment supplier BITMAIN.
Institutional adoption of bitcoin continues to grow
American Bitcoin’s growing reserve underscores a broader institutional trend toward Bitcoin accumulation. Data from CoinGecko shows that 124 institutions collectively hold 1,660,618 BTC, valued at approximately $169 billion representing nearly 8% of the cryptocurrency’s total supply.
Despite recent market volatility, which saw Bitcoin decline 3.06% over the past 24 hours to $99,679 and lose 9.55% over the week, institutional investors continue to treat Bitcoin as a strategic, long-term asset.
American Bitcoin’s aggressive reserve expansion reinforces this conviction, highlighting the corporate sector’s deepening commitment to Bitcoin as a cornerstone of digital treasury management.
