American Bitcoin reported a net loss of $153.2 million during 2025, driven primarily by a $227.1 million unrealized loss under the new fair value accounting rules established by the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
In the fourth quarter, the 23% drop in Bitcoin’s price generated an additional loss of $59 million, although American Bitcoin closed the cycle with over 6,000 BTC in its strategic reserve, surpassing the 5,401 BTC recorded at the 2025 accounting close.
Despite the red figures, the company linked to President Donald Trump’s family generated $185.2 million in revenue during its first year as a public company, with a 50% annual gross margin and 53% in the fourth quarter.
Approximately one third of its BTC holdings came from mining, while the rest was acquired through open market purchases and strategic transactions, financed in part by a share issuance that raised $150.5 million during the quarter.
Eric Trump, co-founder and chief strategy officer of American Bitcoin, highlighted that the firm’s goal since launch was to accumulate bitcoin at scale, a target the company considers achieved. Shares are trading up 3.8% in pre-market, although they have fallen nearly 90% from their all-time high of around $9.
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