
American Bitcoin posts $82M quarterly loss
American Bitcoin, the bitcoin mining and treasury company co-founded by Eric Trump, reported an $81.8 million net loss in the first quarter as falling cryptocurrency prices weighed on its digital asset holdings.
The company generated $62.1 million in mining revenue during the quarter, down from $78.3 million in the previous quarter, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
American Bitcoin recorded $117.2 million in losses tied to digital assets after Bitcoin declined 22% during the quarter, contributing to total operating expenses of $150.7 million.
“Q1 2026 was a quarter of continued momentum in a resilient business under adverse market conditions,”
Chief executive Mike Ho said.
Ho said the company’s underlying operations remained profitable excluding non-cash mark-to-market accounting adjustments required under Financial Accounting Standards Board rules.
American Bitcoin mined a record 817 BTC during the quarter and purchased an additional 803 BTC for its treasury, increasing total holdings to 7,021 BTC by March 31.
The company said its mining platform maintained a gross margin above 50% despite weaker Bitcoin prices, while mining costs improved 23% quarter-on-quarter to $36,200 per bitcoin.
American Bitcoin also expanded its mining infrastructure by purchasing 11,298 Bitmain mining machines in March, increasing total mining capacity to 28.1 exahash per second across 89,242 miners.
“In Q1, we mined 817 bitcoin at a 47% discount to spot, added more than 1,600 bitcoin to our strategic reserve, and did so with strong margins that translated into meaningful operating income from our mining platform,”
Eric Trump said.
American Bitcoin shares rose 1.63% on Wednesday to close at $1.25, with the stock up 40.5% over the past month but still down 72.5% over the last six months.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $81,026.14.