- American Bitcoin announced that it would carry out a reverse stock split of 1-for-15 after getting approval from the shareholders.
- ABTC increased its Bitcoin holdings to 4,004 BTC through mining and market purchases.
- Stock price advanced in the pre-market session despite the recent declines with Bitcoin recovering ahead of U.S. data.
The reverse stock split of American Bitcoin took place after its shareholders voted to enable its board to consolidate its shares through a 1-for-15 reverse stock split. This was at the 2026 Annual Meeting of Stockholders, during which its shareholders also voted to appoint directors and engage the firm’s independent auditor.
The corporate action was announced as American Bitcoin Corp continued navigating pressure on its share price while maintaining its Bitcoin treasury strategy.
The announcement coincided with a modest recovery in premarket trading after the stock closed lower in the previous session, while Bitcoin also rebounded ahead of the release of U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation data.
American Bitcoin Reverse Stock Split Receives Board Approval
Following the completion of its annual shareholder meeting, American Bitcoin Corp’s board of directors approved a 1-for-15 reverse stock split, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Source: American Bitcoin
The company stated that the reverse stock split will be implemented as soon as practicable. Under the plan, every 15 outstanding shares of common stock will be combined into one share.
The action will reduce the number of outstanding shares while leaving the company’s authorized share count unchanged.
During the same meeting, shareholders elected Asher Genoot as a Class I director. His new term will run for three years and expire in 2029.
Shareholders also approved the appointment of KPMG LLP as the company’s independent registered public accounting firm.
The company disclosed that restricted stock units held by members of its board vested on the date of the annual meeting and converted into Class A common stock on a one-for-one basis.
According to the filing, Justin Mateen received 254,778 shares following the vesting event, Richard Busch received 254,778 shares, and Michael Broukhim received 270,701 shares.
Bitcoin Treasury Continues to Expand
Alongside the corporate governance decisions, American Bitcoin has continued increasing its Bitcoin treasury.
The company reported holding 4,004 Bitcoin valued at approximately $415 million after completing additional purchases between October 24 and November 5. During that period, it acquired 139 BTC with a value exceeding $14 million.
The latest purchases increased the company’s position among publicly traded Bitcoin treasury firms. According to data referenced by the company, American Bitcoin ranks as the 25th largest public corporate holder of Bitcoin.
Eric Trump, the company’s co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer, said the business continues expanding its Bitcoin holdings through a combination of mining operations and purchases made in the open market.
The treasury strategy combines internally mined Bitcoin with acquisitions completed through market transactions as the company continues building its digital asset reserves.
ABTC Shares Show Mixed Performance
The American Bitcoin reverse stock split announcement followed a period of weakness in the company’s share price.
ABTC stock closed 4.17% lower at $0.74 during the previous trading session after moving between an intraday high of $0.78 and a low of $0.73. Trading volume remained slightly below the average daily level of approximately 13 million shares.
The stock has declined about 13% over the past week and approximately 60% since the beginning of the year.

Source: Google Finance
Despite those losses, shares traded about 2.6% higher during premarket trading, reaching approximately $0.76 after the reverse stock split announcement.
Bitcoin also recorded gains during the same period. The cryptocurrency rose more than 4% to around $61,865 after previously falling to a 24-hour low near $59,029. Trading activity remained relatively subdued ahead of the scheduled release of U.S. PCE inflation data.
Company Background and Bitcoin Strategy
American Bitcoin became a publicly traded company after a series of corporate transactions involving the Trump family’s mining venture.
The company was formed when the Trump brothers combined their business with Hut 8, a Canada-based Bitcoin mining company. The resulting joint venture later merged with Gryphon Digital Mining through a stock-for-stock transaction, allowing the business to trade on Nasdaq under the ABTC ticker.
The company operates both Bitcoin mining activities and a corporate Bitcoin treasury. This approach places it among more than 200 publicly traded companies that hold Bitcoin as part of their balance sheets.
American Bitcoin has stated that it intends to continue growing its holdings through mining production alongside disciplined market purchases.
Mining Sector Still Reeling After Halving
The American Bitcoin reverse stock split happens amid continued adjustments by Bitcoin mining companies due to changes that have happened in the industry.
Mining companies have operations involving computer hardware that is specifically designed for validating blockchain transactions and creation of new Bitcoin.
There has been added financial strain within the industry after the latest halving of Bitcoin, whereby the mining reward reduced from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC per mined block.
Moreover, some Bitcoin mining companies have ventured into providing artificial intelligence services through high-performance computing.





