Which companies hold crypto — and how much of it can be checked on-chain.
Verified on-chain is evidence; disclosed is testimony. The two are never added together into one number.
Verified on-chain covers only addresses that are known and summed. A company can hold through custodians nobody has attributed, and that part stays invisible to any on-chain sum.
Disclosed holdings are testimony with a citation and a date, never re-stated as measured — the board keeps the two columns apart and never adds them into one number.
Coverage is companies with a disclosure or a verifiable address set. A private treasury with neither is not on the board, whatever it holds.
Open corporate crypto treasuries →The addresses are known and their balances were summed from the chain.
Because many companies publish them — they are shown with a citation and date, as testimony.
No — only those with a disclosure or a verifiable address set.
Some of it may sit at custodians whose addresses are not attributed. The two figures stay separate on the board for exactly that reason.
As sweeps and new disclosures land; each figure carries its own evidence and its own date.