BitcoinTreasuries.net Editorial Policy
Last updated February 2026
BitcoinTreasuries.net is the leading data platform tracking how companies, funds, and governments use bitcoin in their balance sheets in the 21st century’s monetary reset.
Our mission is to inform, educate, and connect the global community of CFOs, boards, investors, and builders who are allocating to bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset.
That includes everyone from listed multinationals and financial institutions to family offices, founders, and curious newcomers who want a clear view of who actually holds bitcoin and how they manage it.
Founded in 2020, we now serve a global audience of professionals who rely on our dashboards, indexes, and research as the standard for corporate Bitcoin data.
As a result, we maintain a rigorous set of editorial policies to ensure public trust.
Ownership and independence
BitcoinTreasuries.net is independently operated and revenue-supported through data products, sponsorships, and events; no outside shareholder or commercial partner has any involvement in our editorial, research, or listing decisions.
When we do work with sponsors or partners, those relationships are clearly disclosed and have no bearing on how entities are listed, ranked, or analyzed on the site.
Data Standards
We strive for maximum accuracy, transparency, and methodological consistency in how we collect and present data on bitcoin holdings.
Our data sources include regulatory filings, audited financial statements, company disclosures, on‑chain heuristics, and reputable third‑party market data providers, all of which we review before including or updating an entity on the site. When material errors are identified, we correct them as quickly as possible and document significant changes in notes on the relevant pages.
News and Opinion
Staff writers and editors are responsible for original reporting, data‑driven analysis, and clearly labeled opinion pieces related to bitcoin treasury strategy, corporate finance, and macro developments.
All coverage is expected to be fair, accurate, and sourced, with a strong preference for primary documents (regulatory filings, on‑chain data, company statements) over rumor or anonymous commentary.
Opinion and analysis pieces must be clearly labeled as such and are required to engage seriously with opposing arguments rather than present marketing or advocacy in disguise.
Staff disclosures
Staff writers, editors, and regular contributors must maintain up‑to‑date bios and financial disclosures, including material bitcoin holdings, exposure to covered companies or funds, and any advisory or board roles related to treasury strategy.
When a story involves a company, fund, or protocol in which a writer has a financial interest or prior relationship, that fact must be disclosed in the article itself so readers can evaluate potential bias.
Staff are prohibited from using non‑public information obtained through BitcoinTreasuries.net for personal trading or for the benefit of third parties, and may not front‑run or “talk their book” in coverage.
Freelancers and guest contributors
BitcoinTreasuries.net commissions freelancers and accepts guest submissions from industry practitioners, researchers, and subject‑matter experts.
The views expressed in clearly labeled opinion and guest columns are those of the individual authors, not necessarily those of BitcoinTreasuries.net, its principals, or its partners.
Editorial control
Final headlines, placement, and edits for news content is determined by the editorial team, not by sponsors, data customers, or commercial partners.
Sponsored content, advertorials, or partner announcements—when accepted—are prominently labeled and kept separate from independent news and research.
Disclosures and conflicts
Where relevant, pages and products may include disclosures about ownership stakes, commercial relationships, or other potential conflicts of interest involving BitcoinTreasuries.net, its principals, or its partners.
Any such relationships will be prominently disclosed in context so users can evaluate our information with full transparency.
Team members are expected to avoid using non‑public data from BitcoinTreasuries.net for personal trading or any activity that could compromise user trust in our data.