American Bitcoin Increases Bitcoin Holdings Against the Trend: Stock Price Drops Nearly 50% But Remains Firm in Long-Term Bullish Strategy

American Bitcoin (ABTC), a Bitcoin mining and treasury company co-founded by President Trump’s two sons—Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.—has chosen to buy against the trend during periods of market volatility, further reinforcing its strong confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value. According to an announcement released by the company on December 3, American Bitcoin added 363 Bitcoins, bringing its total Bitcoin reserves to 4,367 as of December 2, a significant increase from the 4,004 reported on November 7.

Notably, this increase in holdings coincided with Bitcoin’s sharp drop from a high of $126,000 down to a low of around $82,000. American Bitcoin’s strategy closely aligns with Michael Saylor’s classic “buy the dip” approach, aiming to expand its position during pullbacks and enhance capital efficiency as the market recovers in the future.

Despite macroeconomic turbulence, Bitcoin is currently trading at around $92,600, providing a relatively healthy operating environment for mining and accumulation enterprises. According to Google Finance, ABTC’s stock price is at $2.39, up 9.13% on the day.

This expansion coincides with the company’s impressive third-quarter financial results. American Bitcoin achieved substantial revenue growth, surging from $11.6 million in the same period last year to $64.2 million. At the same time, the company turned profitable, reporting net income of $3.5 million—a key reversal from a $600,000 loss in the previous year.

However, despite strong financial performance, ABTC’s stock price previously experienced a nearly 50% decline, surprising the market. In response, co-founder Eric Trump stated that such fluctuations were anticipated and emphasized the team’s unwavering commitment to its long-term strategy.

Overall, American Bitcoin is actively accumulating reserves during the market’s adjustment period, demonstrating its continued optimism about Bitcoin as a leading long-term asset and reflecting the ongoing spread of the “opportunistic coin hoarding model” among institutions in the crypto industry.