About Our Methodology

SEC Filings: Our Primary Source

We monitor official U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings to track institutional crypto holdings. The SEC requires publicly traded companies to disclose their digital asset holdings in regulatory filings such as 10-K annual reports, 10-Q quarterly reports, 8-K current event reports, and S-1 registration statements.

These filings are official, legally binding documents that companies must submit to remain compliant with federal securities laws. This makes them one of the most reliable sources for institutional crypto holdings data.

Automated Monitoring

Our system automatically checks for new SEC filings. When a new filing is discovered, we analyze the document to extract crypto-related disclosures, including the types and amounts of digital assets held.

How We Process Company Data

When we detect a crypto-related disclosure in an SEC filing, our system extracts key information including:

• Company name and ticker symbol
• Types of crypto assets held (Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.)
• Quantities and dollar values when disclosed
• Direct holdings vs. indirect exposure (ETFs, derivatives)

This data is then organized and displayed in our treasury table, giving you a comprehensive view of institutional crypto adoption across publicly traded companies.

Future Enhancements

While SEC filings provide reliable institutional data, we're planning to expand our coverage with:

• On-chain verification: Cross-referencing reported holdings with blockchain data for real-time accuracy
• International coverage: Expanding beyond U.S. companies to include global institutional holdings
• Historical tracking: Monitoring how institutional holdings change over time
• Real-time alerts: SMS and email notifications when companies file new crypto disclosures or change their holdings
• Web3 integration: Connect your crypto wallet to subscribe, pay with USDC, and manage your alert preferences on-chain

Privacy & Security First

As believers in the core principles of cryptocurrency — privacy, decentralization, and user ownership — we are committed to building a platform that respects your rights and protects your data.

• Wallet-based authentication: No passwords, no email tracking. Sign in with your crypto wallet for true Web3 authentication
• On-chain payments: All subscriptions paid with USDC directly on blockchain — transparent, verifiable, and censorship-resistant
• Minimal data collection: We only collect what's absolutely necessary to provide our service. No selling data, no tracking pixels, no surveillance
• Encrypted communications: All alerts and notifications are encrypted end-to-end to protect your privacy

Cryptocurrency represents financial freedom and privacy. Our platform is built with these values at its core, ensuring you maintain control over your data and your money.