BITCOIN TREASURIES BY REGION

Which Latin American and Caribbean companies own Bitcoin?

Taken from the document behind each company's figure, which the table names.

Bitcoin held by Latin American and Caribbean companies

655 daily readings since Dec 31, 2024

The combined holdings of every company in this group, every day since the first disclosure we read. A reported holding stays where it is until a new figure moves it, so a flat stretch usually means no new figure was published rather than nobody bought.

Follow this line

Right now

The three Latin American and Caribbean companies we track hold 2,555 Bitcoin between them, worth $209.8 million.

That is 0.013% of the Bitcoin already created. These companies are grouped by where they are registered, not where they operate.

Is one company carrying this?

Mostly, yes. DDC Enterprise Limited holds 93% of this group's Bitcoin, and the rest is spread across 2 other companies. A group total says nothing about that on its own, which is why the table below shows every company in it.

This group is DDC Enterprise Limited, Bitdeer Technologies Group and Bit Digital.

Has this group been buying?

Not in the last thirty days. No company in this group has reported a change over that stretch.

Measured on what was published in that window, so a purchase a company has not reported yet is not in it.

What did they pay?

$73,814 a coin, on the coins whose cost was reported. That average covers 0.8% of the group's coins: the rest were bought at a price nobody published.

Bitcoin is above that, so the covered coins carry a paper gain of $178,875. It is paper until a company sells.

What Bitcoin costs today

How is this group decided?

By where the company is registered. That is not always where it works: several companies here are registered in one place and operate in another, and we group them by the fact we hold rather than the one we would have to guess.

The line above moves only when a new figure is published for a company in this group. A flat stretch means nobody reported a change, not that nobody bought.

Who else is holding here?

El Salvador holds 7,805 Bitcoin, and it is not a company. A state is a real holder, so it is named below the table rather than ranked inside it, and it is left out of the group total above.

The companies in this group

Every company,
one row each

One row per company, ranked by what it holds. Open any company for its own record, or a column heading to reorder the table.

Each company's most recent published figure. A company's name, where it is a link, opens its full daily history, and a column heading reorders the table.
#SourceEvidence
16DDC Enterprise LimitedDDC · NYSE American · Cayman Islands · Food and drink2,383$195.7Mno priced coinsnot publishednot publishedshare count too old0.012%0.011%178 days ago6-Kconfirmed, read by hand
32Bitdeer Technologies GroupBTDR · NASDAQ · Cayman Islands · Bitcoin mining150$12.3Mno priced coinsnot published$3.6Bshare count 84 days oldertoo little held to compare<0.001%<0.001%108 days ago6-Kconfirmed, read by hand
42Bit Digital, Inc.BTBT · NASDAQ · Cayman Islands · Data centers21.5$1.8M$73,814on 100% of coins+$178.9K$670.8Mshare count 43 days oldertoo little held to compare<0.001%<0.001%108 days ago10-Qconfirmed, read by hand
Every company above2,554.5$209.8M$73,814on <1% of coins+$178.9K0.013%0.012%

The last two columns say how we know. A source like 10-Q or 8-K is the name a regulator gives that kind of report, and the word beside it says how strong the evidence 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.
One government holds 7,805.37 Bitcoin. That is counted in everything tracked and left out of the company total above, which is why the two figures differ.
GovernmentsBitcoin heldShare of mined supplyLast published
El Salvadorbought as a reserve7,805.3740.039%2 days ago

Bought as a reserve. The state chose to buy these coins and keep them.

Companies hold 2,554.5 Bitcoin, so everything tracked comes to 10,359.87.

Every government that publishes a figure, day by day

Understanding
Bitcoin held by Latin American and Caribbean companies

Where it stands today

Bitcoin held by Latin American and Caribbean companies is 2,555 BTC, counted on , and the newest figure in that count is dated .

What this page counts

The Bitcoin held by every company in this group, added up and drawn day by day. These companies are grouped by where they are registered, not where they operate. Every company figure here comes from a filing with a regulator. The table names the document behind each company's figure.

Why this total is smaller than you might read elsewhere

A group total is only as complete as the companies in it. We count the ones whose documents we read line by line, so a total here is a tracked total and not a market total, and treating one as the other is the easiest way to be wrong while quoting a correct number.

Why a group gets its own history

Most trackers rank companies and stop. Ranking cannot tell you whether Latin American and Caribbean companies have been buying together or whether one of them has been carrying the rest, and that is the question a daily group total answers.

Why companies also get their own pages

The interesting question about a single company is not how much it owns today, it is when it bought and whether it has ever sold. Each company with a link in the table has its own page where the same holding is drawn day by day since its first disclosure, with the document behind every figure. How these figures are put together.

The numbers
behind the chart

What does the current reading show?

Bitcoin held: the latest reading is 2,555 BTC, on . The highest reading since is 2,555 BTC on ; the lowest is 1 BTC on .

Each reading is the combined holding of the companies in this group on that day, and the cost figures cover 0.8% of the coins. A holding stays where it is until a new figure moves it.

What are the latest, highest and lowest readings?
Bitcoin held by Latin American and Caribbean companies: range since 31 Dec 2024
MeasureLatestHighestLowest
Bitcoin held2,555 BTC2,555 BTC1 BTC
How do the readings compare with earlier dates?
Bitcoin held by Latin American and Caribbean companies: earlier readings
Reference dateBitcoin held
1 month ago2,555 BTC
3 months ago2,555 BTC
6 months ago1 BTC
1 year ago6 BTC
What was the reading at each month’s end?
Bitcoin held by Latin American and Caribbean companies: 22 month-end readings
Reading dateBitcoin held
2,555 BTC
2,555 BTC
2,555 BTC
2,555 BTC
2,384 BTC
2,384 BTC
1 BTC
4 BTC
4 BTC
4 BTC
6 BTC
6 BTC
6 BTC
280 BTC
280 BTC
280 BTC
418 BTC
418 BTC
418 BTC
742 BTC
742 BTC
742 BTC

Source: Taken from the document behind each company's figure, which the table names. Values use Bitcoin at $82,134 on Oct 15, 2026. Reading for .

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