Public companies are continuing to grow their Bitcoin treasuries in early 2026, even as the cryptocurrency trades well below last year’s levels. Recent disclosures show steady accumulation taking place away from market headlines.
Nasdaq-listed American Bitcoin Corporation said its Bitcoin holdings rose to 5,843 BTC, an increase of 416 coins from previous levels. The company, co-founded by Eric Trump, said it now ranks 18th among public Bitcoin treasury holders since its Nasdaq debut in September 2025, citing a BTC yield of 116% through Jan. 25.
Originally formed from Hut 8’s mining operations and now one of its key subsidiaries, American Bitcoin was not alone in expanding reserves. AI data center firm Hyperscale Data disclosed that its subsidiary Ault Capital Group purchased 10 BTC during the week ended Jan. 25, lifting consolidated holdings to 560 BTC.
Healthcare services provider SRx Health Solutions also reported crypto holdings worth $18 million across Bitcoin and Ether, signaling continued interest from non-tech sectors.
These corporate allocations come as Bitcoin prices have remained largely flat over the past month, hovering near $88,000 and sitting more than 12% lower year-on-year. While short-term price momentum has stalled, companies appear to view current levels as an accumulation zone rather than a deterrent.
Strategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, accelerated its purchases in January, acquiring tens of thousands of BTC and lifting total holdings above 712,000 coins.
Not all companies are adding exposure, however. GameStop recently transferred its entire 4,710 BTC holding to Coinbase Prime, fueling speculation that it may be reassessing its Bitcoin treasury strategy.
Overall, while prices remain range-bound, corporate behavior suggests confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term role on balance sheets is quietly strengthening in 2026.
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