American Bitcoin reaches 4,004 BTC in strategic reserve

American Bitcoin Corp. now holds 4,004 Bitcoin, cementing its position as a significant corporate holder. The accumulation comes as the company executes its dual strategy of scaled mining and strategic purchases.

According to a press release dated Nov. 7, American Bitcoin Corp. has raised its strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserve to approximately 4,004 coins. The increase reflects the acquisition of around 139 BTC since Oct. 24, achieved through a combination of scaled mining operations and at-market purchases.

The Nasdaq-listed company noted it also maintains a Satoshis Per Share metric, providing investors with a transparent view of Bitcoin holdings per share of common stock.

American Bitcoin’s accumulation strategy

American Bitcoin’s aggressive accumulation is rooted in a core belief, as stated on its corporate website, that Bitcoin represents “the gold standard of digital capital.” The company points to the asset’s finite supply of 21 million coins as a primary driver, creating what it terms “gold-like scarcity.”

This philosophy frames Bitcoin not just as a speculative asset, but as a strategic hedge against currency devaluation and geopolitical uncertainty, justifying its long-term treasury strategy irrespective of quarterly price swings.

Central to communicating this strategy is the company’s Satoshis Per Share, or SPS metric, which now stands at 432. The figure is calculated after adjusting all outstanding shares to reflect the recent merger with Gryphon Digital Mining.

It provides a tangible link between equity ownership and the underlying Bitcoin reserve, which includes both unencumbered Bitcoin and a portion pledged as collateral under its hardware agreement with BITMAIN.

American Bitcoin is not alone in its ambition: CoinGecko tracks 124 institutions holding a combined 1,660,618 BTC, worth $169 billion, representing nearly 8% of Bitcoin’s total supply.

This highlights the growing trend of corporate Bitcoin accumulation, even as market conditions remain volatile, with BTC recently dropping 3.06% to $99,679 over 24 hours and declining 9.55% for the week, according to crypto.news data.