This website was created to track institutional ownership of Bitcoin and highlight major changes over the past year. With countries exploring strategic Bitcoin reserves, the launch of Bitcoin ETFs, and public companies adopting Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin strategy, the landscape is rapidly evolving.

As Bitcoin matures beyond its infancy, it’s increasingly positioned as a potential new global reserve asset, reshaping the financial world one block at a time.

This website aggregates data from publicly available sources for informational purposes only. The data includes:

- FIGI (Financial Instrument Global Identifiers), sourced from Bloomberg's Open Symbology initiative (OpenFIGI.com), provided for free public use;

- ISIN (International Securities Identification Numbers), obtained from publicly accessible documents, such as company filings (no bulk ISIN datasets are hosted or distributed);

- Bitcoin Pricing Data, retrieved from the CoinMarketCap API. Prices may not reflect real-time market conditions due to the volatility of cryptocurrencies.

We do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of any data presented on this website. Visitors are encouraged to independently verify all information before making decisions. This is a non-profit initiative with no commercial intent, and the data is presented solely for educational and informational purposes.