Public treasury companies
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Compare public Bitcoin equities before buying the wrapper.
Side-by-side comparison of public companies with significant Bitcoin treasuries. These are equity claims and capital structures, not direct Bitcoin custody.
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Compare treasury equities by premium, dilution, liquidity, and leverage.
These are public companies and capital structures, not direct Bitcoin. Start with the table, then use the drawer for risks and source checks.
| Equity | Score | NAV ± | BTC/share | Liquidity | Best fit | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6.8equity score | -35.04%NAV ± | ₿0.002388₿840,447 total BTC | $5.37Bavg daily volume | Investors seeking the most liquid public-equity proxy for a leveraged bitcoin treasury strategy rather than direct bitcoin ownership. | heavy dilutionliquidnot BTC custody | |
| 6.6equity score | -22.40%NAV ± | ₿0.00003359₿43,000 total BTC | $50.0Mavg daily volume | Investors comparing non-U.S. BTC treasury equities with meaningful liquidity and aggressive bitcoin accumulation. | heavy dilutionliquidnot BTC custody |
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Discount to NAV, at a glance
What you pay vs. the bitcoin behind it.
How to read it. NAV (net asset value) is the bitcoin backing one share. A discount (left, green) means the market price is below that backing — more bitcoin per dollar; a premium (right) means you pay above it. The inverse, market value ÷ NAV, is the “mNAV” multiple often quoted for treasury companies.
Source: issuer disclosures and market data, snapshot Aug 23, 2026. NAV uses a dated BTC reference price; prices and NAV move intraday, and NAV may exclude debt, taxes, and operating assets. Not investment advice.
Multiple, and bitcoin behind each share
One number: price per dollar of bitcoin.
How to read it. The mNAV multiple is the market price divided by the bitcoin behind one share. At 1.0x you pay exactly what the coins are worth; below 1.0x (left, green) you buy a dollar of bitcoin for less than a dollar; above 1.0x you pay a premium for the wrapper.
mNAV = market value ÷ bitcoin-only NAV (the inverse of the NAV premium/discount). Source: issuer disclosures and market data, snapshot Aug 23, 2026. NAV uses a dated BTC reference price; prices and NAV move intraday, and NAV may exclude cash, debt, preferred stock, taxes, and operating assets. Not investment advice.
How much bitcoin sits behind one share.
How to read it. Each bar is the bitcoin claim behind a single share, shown in satoshis (1 BTC = 100,000,000 sats). The axis is logarithmic because the densest equity packs roughly 71 times more bitcoin per share than the thinnest — a linear axis would flatten the small names to nothing. More sats per share is not automatically “better”: read it alongside the mNAV multiple above, since a share can be dense in bitcoin yet still trade at a premium.
BTC per share = issuer bitcoin holdings ÷ shares outstanding, from issuer disclosures and market data, snapshot Aug 23, 2026. Share counts and holdings change with issuance and purchases. Not investment advice.
The discount that debt erases
Count the debt, and the discount can vanish.
New to this? The hollow dot is the multiple you usually see quoted — share price against the bitcoin behind it, with the company's debt ignored. The filled dot adds that debt back in, because lenders get paid before shareholders. When the line crosses 1.0x, a stock that looked cheaper than its bitcoin is really trading at a premium once you account for what it owes.
In finance terms. Basic mNAV = market cap ÷ bitcoin-only NAV. Debt-adjusted mNAV = enterprise value (market cap + total debt) ÷ bitcoin-only NAV — debt is a senior claim ahead of the common, so a levered name with a basic discount can be an enterprise-value premium. On this snapshot, every name keeps the same side of 1.0x after debt — but the discount narrows for the levered ones.
Computed from issuer disclosures and market data, snapshot Aug 23, 2026: debt-adjusted mNAV = (market cap + total debt) ÷ bitcoin market value. Total debt may exclude preferred stock and other senior obligations, so the real enterprise premium can be larger still. Frozen/historical rows (e.g. a delisted name) mix a last-trade market cap with current data and are not investable. Prices, debt, and bitcoin holdings move; not investment advice.
Quick Comparison
| Ticker | Score | NAV ± | BTC/Share | Total BTC | Market Cap | Price | Volume | Dilution | Leverage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
MSTR Strategy Inc. | 6.8 | -35.04% | ₿0.002388 | ₿840,447 | $41.97B | $119.25 | $5.37B | Heavy | 0.15 | Details → |
3350.T / MTPLF Metaplanet Inc. | 6.6 | -22.40% | ₿0.00003359 | ₿43,000 | $2.57B | $2.00 | $50.0M | Heavy | 0.11 | Details → |
Product Details
The original and largest public bitcoin treasury company.
- +Largest reported public-company BTC position: 843,775 BTC as of July 26, 2026; 840,447 as of Aug 16, 2026 (846,000 at June 30, 2026).
- +Nasdaq-listed with very deep trading liquidity and broad institutional access.
- !Recurring ATM issuance and preferred-stock programs can materially dilute common shareholders; in 2026 Strategy began SELLING bitcoin under its BTC Monetization Program (funding preferred dividends and STRC repurchases) — a departure from the prior never-sell posture.
- !Common equity is exposed to bitcoin, software-business performance, debt, preferred dividends, and market sentiment.
Best for: Investors seeking the most liquid public-equity proxy for a leveraged bitcoin treasury strategy rather than direct bitcoin ownership.
Japan's leading public bitcoin treasury company.
- +Reported 40,177 BTC holdings at March 31, 2026; third-party trackers showed ~43,000 BTC by mid-June 2026 (Reported, re-verify).
- +Tokyo-listed public equity with an OTC ticker for U.S. market access.
- !Heavy warrant and stock acquisition-right usage creates material dilution risk.
- !Market data can differ between the Tokyo listing, OTC ticker, and ADR-related instruments.
Best for: Investors comparing non-U.S. BTC treasury equities with meaningful liquidity and aggressive bitcoin accumulation.
Scoring Methodology
Each equity receives a composite score (0–10) based on seven weighted factors: NAV premium/discount (25%), BTC per share (20%), leverage ratio (15%), dilution trajectory (15%), operating business (10%), liquidity (10%), and management quality (5%).
View Full MethodologyNot investment advice. Pledge provides comparison data for educational purposes only. Data checked Aug 23, 2026; market prices, filings, BTC holdings, leverage, and share counts can change. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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NAV estimates. NAV premium/discount uses common market capitalization versus BTC market value only, before cash, debt, preferred stock, taxes, and operating business value. Estimates are very sensitive to intraday price moves.
Stale data risk. Delisted names (e.g. SMLR/Semler, acquired by Strive) are excluded from the live list above and kept as historical profiles only. Verify current trading status before making decisions.
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