BITCOIN HELD BY PRIVATE COMPANIES
Which private companies hold Bitcoin?
Private companies with a published Bitcoin holding, the day each figure is dated, and the combined total day by day.
Bitcoin held by the private companies on this page with a published count of coins
The line starts on Jul 16, 2025, the day the first figure for a company on this page with a published count of coins is dated. It moves only when a new figure is published for one of them.
Right now
Seetee is the only private company on this page with a published count of coins, and its most recent figure is 753.7 Bitcoin, worth $56.3 million.
That is 0.004% of the Bitcoin already created. Counted as of Nov 9, 2026, each company at its own most recent published figure. Seetee's own figure is rounded to the nearest 0.1 Bitcoin, so this total carries that rounding.
How old are these figures?
Seetee's most recent figure is dated Sep 30, 2025, 13 months ago.
A private company does not have to say what it holds, so a figure stays in the total until a new one is published. The table below dates every one.
What if you count estimates?
Counting Tether Holdings as an estimate, the private companies on this page add up to between about 97,000 and 101,000 Bitcoin.
That company publishes no count of coins, so its range is worked out from what it does publish. It is a best reading of those documents, not a figure the company has stated, which is why the company total leaves it out.
How do we know?
The evidence behind Seetee's figure is graded "reported".
Each grade says how strong the evidence behind a figure is, and every grade is explained under the table.
Has the total been growing?
Not in the last thirty days. No new figure has been published for a company on this page with a published count of coins over that stretch.
A total here changes on the day a new figure is published, so a flat month means nothing new was published rather than nobody bought.
What are they worth?
$56.3 million, with Bitcoin at $74,754 on Nov 8, 2026.
None of these figures says what the coins cost, so this page gives no average price and no gain on paper.
Are these coins in the company total?
Yes. A private company's coins belong to the company just as a listed company's do, so they are counted in the company total on the treasury hub.
The range for Tether Holdings is not. An estimate is kept out of the company total and shown on this page only.
Who is counted?
Only the private companies whose holding has been published as a number of coins, by the company itself or by a company that owns it.
Every figure is dated in the table below, beside the document it was read from. Tether Holdings publishes no count of coins, so it is shown further down with a range worked out from what it does publish, marked as an estimate and kept out of the company total.
The companies
Private companies
with a published figure
| Company | Country | Bitcoin held | Share of mined supply | Figure dated | How we know | Read from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seetee | Norway | 753.7 | 0.004% | Sep 30, 202513 months ago | reported, rounded to the nearest 0.1, read by hand | Aker ASA's report library |
The column headed How we know says how strong the evidence behind each figure is.
confirmed. The company filed this number with its regulator, under its own signature.
reported. The company or government said it publicly, on a channel we have checked is really theirs.
attested. An outside firm, an auditor or a custodian, checked the holding and put its name to it.
chain verified. We counted the coins ourselves on the Bitcoin network, at the addresses the holder publishes.
attributed. Somebody else reported it and named the company, and the company has not said it itself.
estimated. A figure worked out from what is known, not one anybody published.
This company's most recent figure is 753.7 Bitcoin, and it is already part of the company total on the treasury hub.
Estimates
Companies that publish no count of coins
| Company | Bitcoin held | How it is worked out | Read from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tether HoldingsEl Salvador | Estimate: 96,000 to 100,000 | Its own figures for Jun 30, 2026 give the Bitcoin in its reserves only as a value in dollars. This range is that value divided by the highest and the lowest Bitcoin price that day. | Tether's transparency pageTether's reserve figures, 30 Jun 2026 |
Understanding
Private Company Bitcoin Holdings
Where it stands today
The most recent figure for the only private company on this page with a published count of coins is 753.7 BTC as of .
What counts as a private company here?
A company whose shares are not bought and sold on a stock market. Some belong to their founders or a few investors, and some are owned by a larger company whose shares do trade. Either way the coins are the company's own, which is why they count with every other company's.
Where do these figures come from?
From a document with a company's name on it: the company's own statement, the report of a company that owns it, or a signed report from an outside firm that checked the coins. The column headed How we know says which, and the grades are explained under the table.
Why can a figure be old?
A private company has no stock market to report to, and many say nothing for months or years. A figure here stays the most recent one until a new one is published, and the table dates every figure so you can judge how much could have changed since.
Why does the line jump?
Each company with a published count of coins counts from the day its first figure is dated, so on that day the line rises by its whole holding. That is the count growing, not a company buying. Any other step is a new figure for a company already counted.
What does a company need to be counted?
A company is counted in the total only once its holding has been published as a number of coins. Where a company publishes no count but its own documents say what its coins were worth in dollars on one day, this page divides that value by Bitcoin's highest and lowest price that day. The price moves during a day, so the same value stands for more coins at the low than at the high, and that gives a range. This page marks the range as an estimate and keeps it out of the total. A range is a best reading of those documents and that day's prices, not a figure the company has stated. How these figures are put together.
The numbers
behind the chart
What does the current reading show?
Bitcoin held: the latest reading is 753.7 BTC, on . The highest reading since is 753.7 BTC on ; the lowest is 753.7 BTC on .
Each reading is the combined holding of the private company on this page with a published count of coins, on that day. A published figure stays where it is until a new one is published.
What are the latest, highest and lowest readings?
| Measure | Latest | Highest | Lowest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin held | 753.7 BTC | 753.7 BTC | 753.7 BTC |
How do the readings compare with earlier dates?
| Reference date | Bitcoin held |
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| 1 month ago | 753.7 BTC |
| 3 months ago | 753.7 BTC |
| 6 months ago | 753.7 BTC |
| 1 year ago | 753.7 BTC |
What was the reading at each month’s end?
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Keep exploring
Source: Each company's most recent published figure, read by Maketo from the document named beside it. Each estimate is worked out by Maketo from the documents linked beside it and Bitcoin's highest and lowest price on the day they describe. Values use Bitcoin at $74,754 on Nov 8, 2026. Reading for .