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American Bitcoin, a Bitcoin mining firm, has surpassed 7,000 BTC in its treasury, a holding valued at more than $467 million at press time, based on a BTC price of $66,754. The milestone follows an earlier accumulation of 416 BTC and places the company as the 16th-largest publicly traded Bitcoin treasury globally.
The latest increase also represents 186.53% growth in American Bitcoin’s holdings since it went public with 2,443 BTC in September 2025.
American Bitcoin uses a dual accumulation strategy, either mining Bitcoin or buying it. The firm’s total investment is reported at around $360 million, and its average cost basis for the reserve is $51,428 per Bitcoin. On that basis, the company shows an unrealized profit of $15,040 per Bitcoin.
American Bitcoin is among several publicly traded companies that have increased their Bitcoin holdings amid market uncertainty and consolidation. The article notes that one company in the group, Strategy, accumulated over 23,000 BTC earlier this month before pausing its 13-week streak of purchases.
Other accumulators mentioned include 21 Capital and Metaplanet, whose reserves are described as largely coming from purchases made in 2025. Empery Digital is also cited as continuing to pursue Bitcoin investments after raising $1.3 billion for that purpose.
By contrast, some miners are described as selling Bitcoin to fund shifts toward AI and other investment instruments. Examples cited include MARA Holdings, Bitdeer Technologies, and Cipher Digital. Tesla is referenced as maintaining a stash of 11,509 BTC for several quarters without additional sales or purchases.
Despite the treasury milestone, American Bitcoin’s stock (Nasdaq: ABTC) did not reflect the development in the latest session. It closed at $0.79, down 8.14% from the previous day’s close, and the article says this level is nearly 88% below its post-IPO price of $14.52.
Financially, American Bitcoin recorded a loss of $153.2 million in 2025, up from a $21.3 million loss the prior year. The company also reported a 159% year-over-year increase in revenue.
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