The American company American Bitcoin, which specializes in cryptocurrency mining and managing Bitcoin reserves, announced the acquisition of 1414 BTC for approximately $163 million. Following this transaction, the total amount of Bitcoins owned by the firm has risen to 3865 BTC, which corresponds to about $443 million as of October 2025.
This is reported by Business • Media
Significant Growth in Reserves and Company Shares
Compared to the previous report, the company’s reserves have increased by 82%. This rapid accumulation of digital assets occurs even amid a market correction in October 2025, when the price of Bitcoin temporarily dropped to $102,000. Following the announcement of the Bitcoin reserve replenishment, American Bitcoin’s shares rose by more than 11% — reaching an immediate peak of over $6.4, although in the two weeks prior, they had remained below $6 due to the overall weakness of the crypto market.
Growth Strategy and Updated Metrics
American Bitcoin, co-founded by Eric Trump, continues to adhere to a strategy of aggressive digital reserve accumulation, combining its own mining with targeted purchases. The company’s management emphasizes that this model allows for a reduction in the average acquisition cost of assets and ensures business resilience even in the face of declining Bitcoin prices.
“The combination of our own mining and market purchases gives us a competitive advantage over companies that are limited to just buying Bitcoins. This allows us to maintain the resilience of our business model regardless of price fluctuations,” commented American Bitcoin’s CEO Esher Jenut.
The company also announced that it will regularly publish an updated Satoshi per Share (SPS) metric — a measure that shows the amount of Bitcoins per share outstanding.
American Bitcoin was established in the spring of 2025 as a result of a merger with Hut 8 and Gryphon Digital Mining. The new enterprise is based in Florida and is among the most dynamic players among public mining companies.
It is worth noting that over the past year, the total debt of Bitcoin miners has increased by 500% and reached nearly $13 billion.