WAYNE, PA — BTCS Inc. (Nasdaq: BTCS) said it delivered record unaudited revenue of approximately $16 million in 2025, a 290 percent increase from the prior year, as the blockchain infrastructure company scaled operations across the Ethereum ecosystem and sharply expanded its asset base.
In preliminary results released this week, BTCS also reported that total assets grew by roughly 600 percent year over year, with Ethereum holdings rising to more than 70,500 ETH as of December 31, 2025. The company said fourth-quarter unaudited revenue reached about $6.6 million, up more than 34 percent sequentially, reflecting accelerating momentum across its operating segments.
Chief Executive Officer Charles Allen said the results validate BTCS’s strategy of building a crypto-native, revenue-generating business rather than operating as a passive digital asset holder. Revenue growth in 2025 was driven by expansion across the company’s Builder+, Node Ops, and Imperium segments, with a growing emphasis on block building and decentralized finance strategies alongside traditional staking.
BTCS said it remains focused on internal development of Imperium, its platform designed to expand participation across decentralized finance protocols and the broader Ethereum economy. The company is also working to reposition itself in the market as a scalable operating business built on Ethereum infrastructure, rather than a proxy for cryptocurrency price movements.
During the year, BTCS deepened integrations with multiple ecosystem participants to expand infrastructure scale and access to order flow. The company also said it became the first public company to integrate Aave into its operations, allowing it to generate on-chain liquidity and pursue growth without additional shareholder dilution.
Allen emphasized that BTCS’s Ethereum holdings support revenue-generating activities, including validator operations, block building, and decentralized finance strategies, reinforcing the company’s operating model. He said this approach differentiates BTCS from peers whose performance is tied primarily to asset price appreciation.
Looking ahead to 2026, BTCS said priorities include continued internal development of Imperium, increasing investor awareness of its operating model, and maintaining disciplined execution. The company recently updated its long-term incentive program to align executive compensation with stock price and market capitalization milestones, according to a Form 8-K filed January 5, 2026.
BTCS said it enters the new year with strengthened momentum, a larger asset base, and a more diversified set of revenue streams as it works to drive long-term shareholder value.
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