ABTC Stock Rises as Trump-Linked American Bitcoin Boosts Holdings to 5,427 BTC

Trump-linked American Bitcoin has announced an increase in its total Bitcoin reserve amid its break into the top 20 public BTC treasury companies. Notably, the ABTC stock has climbed in premarket trading following this announcement.

ABTC Stock Rises Over 6% In Premarket Trading Amid Latest Bitcoin Purchase

TradingView data shows that the American Bitcoin stock is up over 6% today, trading at around $1.90 from last week’s close of $1.78. This extends the rally it recorded on Friday, when the stock surged almost 5%.

The ABTC stock rally today comes amid the company’s announcement that it has increased its Bitcoin holdings. In an X post, American Bitcoin announced that it had increased its total BTC reserve to 5,427 and achieved a BTC yield of 105.0% from its Nasdaq debut on September 3, 2025, through January 2, 2026. The increase means that the company now offers 556 sats per share (SPS).

American Bitcoin currently has an mNAV of 3.25x, with the ABTC stock trading at a premium to the company’s total BTC holdings. This marks a positive, especially as the company looks to keep accumulating BTC in the long term.

American Bitcoin’s latest purchase was 329 BTC, a move which has seen it climb above KindlyMD and now ranks 19th among the top public Bitcoin treasury companies. Its latest purchase before now came in mid-December, when the company increased its holdings to 5,089, surpassing Semler Scientific in the process.

The Trump-linked company is also ahead of notable Bitcoin treasury companies like GameStop and Anthony Pompliano’s ProCap. Meanwhile, the company is just below Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital and Next Technology, which hold 6,894 and 5,833 BTC, respectively.

The Bitcoin surge over the weekend has likely also contributed to the ABTC stock rally today. The stock is bound to rally as the flagship crypto rises, given American Bitcoin’s BTC exposure. The flagship crypto surged to as high as $93,000 yesterday amid the U.S. Venezuela conflict, with the capture of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro.