Trump-backed American Bitcoin (ABTC) has accelerated its accumulation push, now holding 7,000 BTC — roughly $475.3 million at Bitcoin’s quoted price of $67,898.35 — a near threefold increase in reserves since the firm’s Nasdaq debut in September 2025, the company said. ABTC also reported its satoshis-per-share metric has more than doubled, rising to over 660 satoshis per share. That measure, which tracks how much bitcoin each outstanding share represents, signals rising bitcoin exposure for shareholders even as the company grows its treasury. The build-up has vaulted ABTC into the ranks of major public treasuries: the company now ranks as the 16th-largest publicly traded Bitcoin treasury globally, jumping 14 places in under seven months. Eric Trump, ABTC co-founder and chief strategy officer, framed the strategy as aggressive and disciplined: “the accumulation machine is running at full throttle, mining at a discount and disciplined buying. No company is climbing the rankings faster. Up we go.” Despite the mounting bitcoin holdings, ABTC’s stock has lagged. Shares slipped 2% on Monday to $0.84 and are down roughly 88% over the past six months, underscoring a disconnect between the firm’s asset accumulation and market sentiment. The move highlights ABTC’s commitment to building a sizable bitcoin reserve while raising questions about how growing treasuries translate into shareholder value in a volatile market. Read more AI-generated news on: undefined/news