Launched this week
CorpStacking
No corporate BTC, ETH, or SOL move goes unseen.
3 followers
No corporate BTC, ETH, or SOL move goes unseen.
3 followers
CorpStacking tracks every company, government, and ETF holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana — sourced from SEC filings polled every 5 minutes, reconciled to the source each figure came from, and audited before it ships. Get alerted the instant a treasury moves.
I built CorpStacking because I kept losing time to the same problem. Every "corporate Bitcoin treasury" list I found was a spreadsheet someone updated by hand — days behind, and no way to tell where a number actually came from. When a treasury moves, I want to know now, not read a recap three days later and hope the figure's real.
So it polls SEC EDGAR every 5 minutes and reconciles every holding back to the source it came from, with a nightly audit before anything ships. About 95% of the dollars we track go straight to a filing — and when a company hasn't filed, we say so and label the figure instead of dressing an aggregator number up as a filing. You can click through to the source on every number.
The rest is what I wanted as a user: alerts the moment something moves (email, push, Telegram, Slack, Discord, webhook), cost basis / P&L / mNAV per entity, an API and MCP server, and a weekly newsletter. It covers BTC, ETH, and SOL across public companies, governments, and ETFs — free tier gives you the live ticker and 3 alerts, no card.
If you follow this space, I'd really want your take: what's missing, what would make you trust a number less, what you'd want alerted on that we don't have yet. I'm in the comments all day.
Pulled it up after hours and the alert pinged the moment a company filed an updated BTC position, which is exactly what I'd want from a treasury tracker. Love that every figure links back to the original filing so I'm not guessing where the number came from.
@nazlcan134250 This made my morning, thank you. The instant-on-filing alert is exactly why I built it, no more finding out days later. What entities are you watching? Always hunting for coverage gaps.