In a recent episode, US-based Bitcoin Corp. (ABTC), the mining company backed by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, reached an important milestone.
According to facts from Arkham, the company now has 5,846 BTC in its reserves, worth approximately $514.5 million at current prices.
After this move, ABTC now ranks as the 18th largest corporate Bitcoin [BTC] holders worldwide, indicating a clear change in strategy.
This highlights how the company is no longer just focused on mining Bitcoin, but on building a long-term balance sheet centered around Bitcoin ownership.
Is ABTC buying the dip?
With Bitcoin still recovering from its all-time high of $124,500 in October 2025, trade Near $89,700, ABTC’s strategy suggests it is no longer driven by near-term price levels.
Instead, it reflects the long-term accumulation approach and ‘buy the dip’ agendas of companies like Strategy.
Instead of selling mined Bitcoin to cover costs, the company holds it and also buys more from the open market.
This puts ABTC in a different category from traditional miners, many of whom regularly liquidate their holdings.
What’s more?
ABTC now stands alongside the likes of Galaxy Digital and Tesla, while surpassing many older mining companies that still rely on Bitcoin sales to remain profitable.
Unfortunately, ABTC’s rise comes at a time when another Trump-affiliated company is struggling. Trump Media & Technology Group recently reported a net loss of $54.8 million in the third quarter of 2025.
Revenues fell slightly to less than $1 million, while legal costs rose above $20 million. Moreover, Truth Social also continues to operate at a loss and there is no clear path to profitability yet.
If ABTC continues to grow its Bitcoin reserves and manages to break into the top 10 corporate bonds by 2026, investors may see these Trump Media losses as less damaging.
Final thoughts
- The company’s strategy suggests that Bitcoin accumulation is now more important than short-term operating margins.
- By making it into the top 20, ABTC finds itself in the same conversation as established institutional Bitcoin holders.