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American Bitcoin Treasury Tops 8,000 BTC Amid Turmoil

American Bitcoin Treasury Tops 8,000 BTC Amid Turmoil

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United States — American Bitcoin Corp reported its treasury has moved past 8,000 BTC after a series of mining gains and treasury purchases, the company said this week. The firm disclosed in early July that its satoshis-per-share and total reserve grew roughly threefold since its Nasdaq debut, and it completed a 1-for-15 reverse stock split in early July.

The reverse split took effect between July 2 and July 6, and shares plunged more than 23% on July 8 amid a year-to-date decline nearing 67%, according to market data. ABTC reported Q1 mining output and deployed additional ASIC miners in March; investors and analysts will monitor leverage arrangements using Bitcoin as collateral, liquidity metrics, and subsequent trading sessions this month.

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Timeline

  1. 1. October 2025: Bitcoin peaks above $126,000, setting a prior market high.
  2. 2. End of 2025: American Bitcoin reported roughly 5,401 BTC in treasury.
  3. 3. Q1 2026 (reported): ABTC mined 817 BTC and added 1,620 BTC to reserve.
  4. 4. March 2026: Deployment of 11,298 ASIC miners in Drumheller increased capacity by ~3.05 EH/s.
  5. 5. July 2–8, 2026: 1-for-15 reverse split announced/effective; treasury surpasses 8,000 BTC reported July 6; shares plunged July 8.

Why it matters

American Bitcoin Corp's treasury growth could impact your investments. If you own ABTC shares, watch for market reactions. If you're considering Bitcoin, note the company's mining gains. Check your portfolio balance.

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