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Bitcoin treasuries

Bitcoin held by US listed companies as reported in their own 10-Q and 10-K filings: coins, fair value and cost basis from the SEC's structured data.

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14

Companies

with filed holdings

883,973

Bitcoin reported

7 with a count

$56.43B

Fair value reported

MSTR

Largest holder

846,000 BTC

As of 2026-08-01.

14 listed companies report bitcoin in their latest filings; 7 give a coin count, 883,973 BTC in total ($71.02B at $80K a coin). Strategy (MicroStrategy) is the largest with 846,000 BTC as of 2026-06-30, bought at an average of $76K a coin.

Holdings as filed

Latest filed count per company. JSON
CompanyBitcoinFair value filedCost basisCost per coinValue nowAs of
MSTRStrategy (MicroStrategy)846,000$49.67B$63.94B$76K$67.97B2026-06-30 (10-Q)
RIOTRiot Platforms11,380$666.0M$1.03B$91K$914.3M2026-06-30 (10-Q)
XYZBlock9,117$533.9Mn/an/a$732.5M2026-06-30 (10-Q)
ABTCAmerican Bitcoin8,002$478.9Mn/an/a$642.9M2026-06-30 (10-Q)
NXTTNext Technology Holding5,833as filedn/an/an/a$468.6M2026-06-30 (10-Q)
GMEGameStop2,000as filedn/an/an/a$160.7M2026-08-01 (10-Q)
CLSKCleanSpark1,641$111.9Mn/an/a$131.8M2026-03-31 (10-Q)
MARAMARA Holdingscount not reported$2.09B$1.95Bn/an/a2026-06-30 (10-Q)
COINCoinbasecount not reported$1.47Bn/an/an/a2026-06-30 (10-Q)
TSLATeslacount not reported$674.0Mn/an/an/a2026-06-30 (10-Q)
DJTTrump Media and Technologycount not reported$597.7M$1.12Bn/an/a2026-06-30 (10-Q)
KULRKULR Technologycount not reported$63.9M$109.8Mn/an/a2026-06-30 (10-Q)
CIFRCipher Miningcount not reported$37.8Mn/an/an/a2026-06-30 (10-Q)
CORZCore Scientificcount not reported$37.3Mn/an/an/a2026-03-31 (10-Q)

Value now is the filed coin count at today's bitcoin price ($80K); it isn't a company figure.

What this data is

Bitcoin treasuries

Since the 2025 accounting change (ASU 2023-08) US companies carry bitcoin at fair value and tag the count, the fair value and the cost in their quarterly and annual filings. That makes a US filer's holdings a primary-source number: it comes from the filing the company signed, not from a press release or a wallet-tracking estimate.

The figures come from the structured data in each company's filings. Some filings give a fair value but no usable coin count. Where a filing gives no usable coin count, the page shows the fair value and marks the count as not reported.

The numbers lag the real position by up to a quarter, because a 10-Q is filed weeks after quarter end and purchases in between are announced on 8-Ks that carry no structured data. Strategy, the largest holder, reports purchases on 8-Ks between filings, so its filed count can trail its current holdings. The page states the as-of date next to every row for that reason.

Source and updates

Source
Company 10-Q and 10-K filings (SEC EDGAR); FASB ASU 2023-08, accounting for crypto assets
Credit
SEC.
Updates
Weekly. Newest filing as of 2026-08-01.
History
Fiscal periods ending December 2024 onward, when the fair value tags came into use.
Coverage
14 companies with bitcoin in their filings; newest filing as of 2026-08-01.
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How to read it

  • Read the as-of date first. A count dated 30 June is the quarter end, and anything bought since is not in it.
  • Fair value less cost is the unrealized gain the company reports; cost per coin (cost divided by count) is the average price the treasury was built at.
  • A company whose count is marked not reported still holds bitcoin: divide its fair value by the price on the as-of date for a rough count, and expect the company's own 8-K to be more current.

Analysis of what the data shows, not advice. XOOMAR does not recommend buying, selling or holding anything.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do the counts differ from other trackers?
Other trackers combine press releases, 8-Ks and estimates and update between filings. This page uses only what each company tagged in its own 10-Q or 10-K, so it lags by up to a quarter but every number has a filing behind it.
Why is a company's count marked not reported?
Some filings give a fair value but no usable coin count. Where a filing gives no usable coin count, the page shows the fair value and marks the count as not reported.
Which companies are covered?
US filers that hold bitcoin on the balance sheet and report it in their 10-Q and 10-K. Foreign companies that don't file structured financial data with the SEC are outside the source.
How is cost per coin calculated?
The company's reported cost basis divided by its reported count, both from the same filing. It is the average price paid over the life of the position, before impairments under the old accounting rules.

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