American BTC Boosts Strategic Reserve With 1,414 BTC Acquisition, Growing Reserve to 3,865 BTC

American BTC Corp. has disclosed the purchase of approximately 1,414 BTC (BTC), bringing its cumulative holdings to roughly 3,865 BTC (approximately $445 million) as of October 24, 2025. According to a , the acquisition forms part of American BTC’s broader strategy to build a BTC-backed infrastructure platform in the U.S. 

Plus, the move would assist integrate mining operations and treasury accumulation to deliver value to shareholders and institutional investors. The acquisition was financed through internally generated revenue and follows a consistent series of BTC purchases since the company’s merger with Gryphon Digital Mining earlier this year.

Trump-Linked American BTC Deepens Its BTC Commitment 

American BTC reported that the additional 1,414 BTC was acquired through both open-market purchases and mining production—a blended approach designed to accelerate accumulation while optimizing the cost per coin. The firm emphasized that part of its holdings are also pledged for miner purchases under an agreement with , a major crypto-mining equipment manufacturer.

In tandem with the acquisition, the company introduced a new metric, Satoshis Per Share (SPS), which represents the amount of BTC attributable to each outstanding share of common stock. As of October 24, the SPS stood at 418 Satoshis per share, up 52% from September 1.

American BTC Corp., co-founded by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., has now become one of the most visible institutional players in BTC accumulation. The Trump brothers reportedly hold around 20% of the company’s stock following its first public listing, which valued their combined stake at over $1.5 billion in September.

Strategic BTC Reserve Keeps Getting Institutional Support

The move by American BTC comes amid a broader wave of corporate BTC accumulation, as firms viewk to deploy BTC as a treasury asset or . While firms like MicroStrategy have been pioneers, American BTC’s integrated mining plus acquisition model sets it apart.

By consistently acquiring BTC, the company aims to hedge against macroeconomic instability and inflationary pressures while positioning itself as a long-term liquidity provider within the institutional crypto ecosystem. The company’s growing BTC reserve also aligns with a broader institutional trend in 2025, where corporates and publicly traded firms are rebalancing treasuries with crypto exposure — as viewn in like Strategy and Marathon Digital.

American BTC’s acquisition of 1,414 BTC to raise its holdings to 3,865 BTC marks a meaningful step in the institutionalization of BTC reserves. By combining mining and open-market purchases, the firm is positioning itself to benefit from BTC’s scarcity and the growth of its ecosystem. 

Still, as BTC becomes a treasury asset rather than a speculative token, execution risk, regulatory headwinds, and market volatility remain inherent risks. Analysts and investors will be watching closely to view if the strategy pays off in the long run and is indeed a relatively rewarding trend to follow.