Top Crypto Treasury Companies Holding Bitcoin, ETH and more

Companies holding crypto

• Bitcoin Treasuries
• Ethereum Treasuries
• XRP Treasuries
• Solana Treasuries
• BNB Treasuries

What are cryptocurrency treasuries

Traditionally companies maintain their balance sheets with cash, stocks, real estate and sometimes assets like gold. But more recently firms have started adding cryptocurrencies including bitcoin, ethereum and solana to their reserves as part of their treasury strategy.

These are called cryptocurrency treasury companies and they’ve become a hot topic in the investing world, for good reason.

There are several reasons a company might invest in a cryptocurrency like bitcoin. Some firms see the value in investing in a growth asset to combat against inflation, or to bolster their balance sheets.

Many see it as a way to publicly align with the cryptocurrency eco-system. They’re positioning themselves as future focused and crypto-integrated.

Why would you invest in a cryptocurrency treasury?

Buying stock in a crypto treasury can be an alternative to investing in the crypto itself, without needing to sign up to an exchange. For example, a firm that holds large amounts of bitcoin will often see its stock price loosely track the price of bitcoin.

Companies that have added crypto treasuries to their balance sheet are also cementing their belief in the future of crypto and their readiness to be at the forefront of that evolving technology. This can be a major drawcard for investors that align with these views.

For active traders, it can be advantageous to track the movements of these treasuries to capitalize on price swings triggered by coin volatility, major sell or buy actions or news events.

What types of companies are adding crypto to their balance sheet?

Companies of all shapes and sizes are buying up cryptocurrencies, however the companies investors are most interested in are typically major firms trading on a stock exchange.

Publicly traded companies: Firms that list on major stock exchanges—such as Coinbase and Tesla in the US, or Hut 8 Mining and Galaxy Digital on the TSX in Canada—are required to disclose their cryptocurrency holdings in financial filings like earnings or treasury reports to provide transparency for investors and signal the company’s strategic alignment with crypto.

Private companies: Startups and large private firms may also hold cryptocurrency, particularly those building DeFi or Web3 products. However, because private firms in the US and Canada aren’t required to make their financial statements publicly available, their holdings are harder to track.

ETFs and funds: Because spot Bitcoin ETFs have been available in Canada since 2021, Canadian investors have access to a number of cryptocurrency ETFs both in Canada and globally, including the Purpose Bitcoin ETF (TSX:BTCC) and CI Galaxy Bitcoin ETF (TSX:BTCX.B) along with several Ethereum and multi-crypto funds.

Dive deeper into popular crypto treasuries

Find out which global companies are adding cryptocurrencies to their treasuries and why they’re doing it.

List: Companies holding BTC

List: Companies holding ETH

List: Companies holding XRP

List: Companies holding SOL

How to compare crypto treasury companies

The amount of crypto held by a company is just one part of the equation. It’s also important to understand how and why it fits into their overall financial strategy.

• Crypto as a % of total assets: This helps show how heavily the company is invested in crypto.
• Timing and price: Did they buy the crypto before it surged or after a dip?
• Use case: Are they holding ETH passively or using it to earn yield via staking or DeFi?
• Transparency: Does the company regularly report its ETH holdings and explain its strategy?
• Impact on price of stock: How do ETH price swings affect the company’s market performance?

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Kylie Purcell

Senior investments editor

Kylie Purcell is the senior investments editor at Finder. She has a background in business and finance news with previous roles at SBS, Your Money, TVNZ, Switzer Group and The Adviser magazine. Kylie has a Masters in International Journalism and a Graduate Diploma in Economics. When she's not writing about the markets you can find her bingeing on coffee. See full bio