Track Bitcoin holdings for publicly listed treasury companies. Cost basis, current value, unrealized gain/loss, and the case for corporate Bitcoin adoption.
BTC Held
528,185
Avg Entry Price
$67,458
Current Value
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Unrealized P/L
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BTC Held
44,893
Avg Entry Price
$52,000
Current Value
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Unrealized P/L
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BTC Held
18,221
Avg Entry Price
$35,000
Current Value
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Unrealized P/L
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BTC Held
9,480
Avg Entry Price
$40,000
Current Value
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Unrealized P/L
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BTC Held
9,109
Avg Entry Price
$38,000
Current Value
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Unrealized P/L
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BTC Held
9,720
Avg Entry Price
$32,000
Current Value
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Unrealized P/L
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BTC Held
9,952
Avg Entry Price
$42,000
Current Value
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Unrealized P/L
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BTC Held
8,100
Avg Entry Price
$28,000
Current Value
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Unrealized P/L
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BTC holdings data approximate and may lag. Entry prices are estimated averages. Current value uses live BTC price. For accurate data, see official company filings.
Companies holding excess cash face purchasing power erosion from inflation. Bitcoin's fixed supply and historical appreciation make it an alternative to cash, T-bills, or gold.
Michael Saylor pioneered corporate Bitcoin treasury adoption in 2020, using debt instruments to fund BTC purchases. The 'Bitcoin machine' model has inspired dozens of imitators.