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BITCOIN TREASURY: RIOT PLATFORMS

How much bitcoin does Riot Platforms own?

A bitcoin miner. Its holding grows with what it produces and falls when it sells, so the line below moves for a different reason than a company that simply buys.

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Riot Platforms bitcoin held chartmaketo/treasury/riot-platforms12.0K14.0K16.0K18.0K-1,282-2,326-4,299SepNovJanMarMayJulSepTODAY11.4K BTC

Every day since the first disclosure. The line steps because the company reports a running total, not individual purchases, and the dashed marks are its most recent reported changes.

Latest displayed reading: 11,380 BTC on Sep 2, 2026. This view shows 338 dated readings from Sep 30, 2025 to Sep 2, 2026. The latest displayed reading is lower than the first. The displayed low is 11,380 BTC on Jun 30, 2026. The displayed high is 19,287 BTC on Sep 30, 2025. Every day in this range has a reading.

Pick two to four dates and read this chart's values side by side.

  1. How much bitcoin does Riot Platforms hold right now?

    11,380 bitcoin

    That is what Riot Platforms last told its regulator, dated 2026-09-02.

    The filing behind that number is 64 days old. Until the next one, this is the most recent thing the company has said.

  2. Where does that number come from?

    Source: the company's quarterly report, filed Aug 10, 2026. Confirmed.

  3. What are those coins worth?

    not published
    What the coins are worth
    the day this was priced is not published
    not published
    Average price paid
    how much of the pile this covers is not published
    not published
    Gain or loss on paper
    what the coins are worth now, against what was paid for them
  4. What do those coins amount to?

    11,380
    Bitcoin held
    NASDAQ: RIOT
    #9
    Place among the companies we track
    biggest holding first
    0.057%
    Of every bitcoin mined so far
  5. Has Riot Platforms bought or sold this year?

    -6,625
    Change in bitcoin held
    -36.8% since the end of last year
    3
    Reported changes so far
    most recently removing 4,299
  6. Every change Riot Platforms has reported

    Every change Riot Platforms has reported, newest first. Each row links the document it came from.

    WhenWhat happenedBitcoinPaidPrice per coinSource
    Jun 30, 2026total restatedNew total reported-4,299not publishednot published10-Q confirmed
    Mar 31, 2026total restatedNew total reported-2,326not publishednot published10-Q confirmed
    Dec 31, 2025total restatedNew total reported-1,282not publishednot published10-K confirmed
  7. Why does the line sit flat for weeks at a time?

    Because a treasury only changes on paper when the company says it changed. Riot Platforms reports a running total rather than each purchase, so the history moves in steps, and a step covers everything that happened between one report and the next.

    A flat stretch is not missing data. It is the company not having filed anything new, which is most weeks for most companies.

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How Riot Platforms compares with the rest of its industry.

  1. #4MARA Holdings, Inc. MARA35,577
  2. #7CleanSpark, Inc. CLSK13,924
  3. #9Riot Platforms RIOT11,380
  4. #11American Bitcoin ABTC8,002
  5. #25HIVE Digital HIVE190
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Understanding Riot Platforms, Inc. Bitcoin Treasury

Where it stands today

Riot Platforms, Inc. Bitcoin Treasury is 11,380 BTC held as of .

Riot Platforms is a public company that holds bitcoin on its own balance sheet. Every number on this page comes from a filing the company made to its regulator, on the date it made it, so this is what Riot Platforms said about itself rather than an estimate of what it owns.

A treasury only changes when the company reports a change. Between filings the line runs flat, which is not missing data: it is the most recent thing the company has told anyone.

Riot Platforms reports a running total rather than each individual purchase. That is why the history moves in steps, and why a step covers everything that happened between one report and the next rather than a single day's buying.

The dollar figures are the coins valued at one day's price, and that day is stated beside them. It runs a day behind the holding itself, because the price calendar and the filing calendar are not the same calendar, and pretending they were would date a number to a day it does not belong to.