The Trump family-backed US Bitcoin has increased its bitcoin reserves to around 5,843 BTC, pushing the company into the ranks of the world’s largest corporate owners of the cryptocurrency.
The miner said it achieved a bitcoin return of about 116% from its Nasdaq debut on September 3, 2025 to January 25, 2026, reflecting accumulation during a volatile stretch for the broader crypto market.
Bitcoin yield is a simple way to show how much a company’s bitcoin holdings have grown over time, including coins mined or purchased. A higher yield means the company increased its bitcoin exposure without raising new capital, which investors often see as effective balance sheet growth.
American Bitcoin has increased its total Bitcoin reserve to ~5,843 BTC and achieved a BTC yield of ~116% from its Nasdaq debut on September 3, 2025 to January 25, 2026. pic.twitter.com/xt095jZUNC
— American Bitcoin (@ABTC) 27 January 2026
The latest figures place US Bitcoin as the 18th largest corporate holder of bitcoin, ahead of firms such as Nakamoto Inc. and GameStop Corp.
Shares of U.S. Bitcoin rose about 2% in premarket trading Tuesday, according to Yahoo Finance, although the stock remains down about 11% year-to-date as investors navigate changing macro conditions, geopolitical uncertainty and recent weakness in bitcoin prices.
The reserve growth follows a strong operating period for the company following its IPO last year. US Bitcoin is about 20% owned by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump and became an independent public entity after merging with Gryphon Digital Mining and spinning off from Hut 8’s mining operation. Hut 8 retains an ownership stake of approximately 80% in the company.
In its Q3 2025 earnings, US Bitcoin reported a return to profitability and a sharp jump in revenue as it expanded mining capacity and benefited from higher bitcoin prices earlier in the cycle. At the time, the company said its bitcoin holdings had risen to just over 4,000 BTC, meaning reserves have grown by more than 1,800 coins in the months since.
The accumulation comes as publicly traded miners increasingly place bitcoin on their balance sheets as a long-term asset rather than a source of short-term liquidity.
This strategy has gained traction even as bitcoin trades below recent highs and broader markets see a flight to precious metals and bonds.
For investors, US Bitcoin’s growing reserves add another data point in how some mining companies are choosing to manage balance sheets in a post-ETF, institution-heavy bitcoin market.
