American Bitcoin, one of the leading mining companies in the United States, has announced the acquisition of 1414 bitcoins for approximately $163 million, significantly strengthening its position in the digital asset market.
This is reported by Finway
Sharp Increase in Reserves and Company Shares
Following the recent transaction, the total amount of bitcoins on American Bitcoin’s balance sheet has reached 3865 BTC, equivalent to about $443 million. Since the beginning of the year, the company’s reserves have increased by 82%. At the same time, the company’s shares have risen by more than 11%, peaking above $6.4. In the two weeks prior, the quotes remained below $6 amid the overall weakness of the cryptocurrency market.
Aggressive Accumulation Strategy and Unique Business Model
American Bitcoin, co-founded by Eric Trump, continues to adhere to an active accumulation strategy for digital reserves, despite the recent market correction in October 2025, when the price of bitcoin temporarily dropped to $102,000.
“The company’s management claims that the combination of mining and targeted purchases allows for a reduction in the average cost of the asset.”
American Bitcoin’s CEO, Esher Jenut, notes that the in-house mining of cryptocurrency provides the company with a significant advantage over competitors who purchase bitcoins solely on the open market. According to him, this creates resilience in the business model even in the event of a decline in the market value of the coin.
The company is also introducing a new metric — satoshis per share (SPS), which will reflect the share of bitcoins attributable to one share in circulation. The updated SPS figures are planned to be published regularly.
American Bitcoin was formed in the spring of 2025 as a result of the merger with Hut 8 and Gryphon Digital Mining. The newly created enterprise is based in Florida and is among the most dynamic public miners in the market.
It was previously reported that in the past year, the debts of bitcoin miners have increased by 500% and reached nearly $13 billion.