Bitcoin: Treasury Treemaps

How to Use These Bitcoin Holdings Treemaps?

These interactive treemaps provide a comprehensive visualization of Bitcoin holdings by publicly listed companies across three regions: the United States, Canada, and the Rest of the World (ROW). By clicking on each region name, you can explore detailed breakdowns of the Bitcoin treasury holdings within that specific area. Click the region name again to go back to the zoomed out view.

What Are Bitcoin Treasuries?

Bitcoin Treasuries refer to the reserves of Bitcoin held by publicly listed companies as part of their corporate treasury. These companies choose to hold Bitcoin as a strategic asset, often for its potential to appreciate over time or as a hedge against inflation. The concept has gained significant traction in recent years as more companies recognize the value of holding digital assets.

Insights from the Treemaps

• United States: The U.S. is home to some of the largest Bitcoin treasuries globally, with companies like MicroStrategy and Tesla leading the way. The treemap allows you to see how these holdings compare to those of other U.S.-based companies.
• Canada: Canada has also emerged as a key player in the Bitcoin treasury space. Companies like Hut 8 Mining and Bitfarms are prominent holders, reflecting the country’s growing influence in the cryptocurrency market.
• Rest of the World (ROW): This category includes companies from various other countries that have also embraced Bitcoin as part of their corporate strategy. The treemap provides a unique perspective on how Bitcoin is being adopted globally, outside of North America.

The Significance of Bitcoin Treasuries

The accumulation of Bitcoin by publicly listed companies underscores the growing institutional adoption of digital assets. These treemaps not only highlight the geographical distribution of these holdings but also emphasize the role of Bitcoin in corporate finance.

For more insights and up-to-date information on publicly listed company Bitcoin Treasuries, see our Bitcoin Treasury table.