About CryptosEyes
CryptosEyes explains public-company crypto exposure with source notes, repeatable calculations, and plain-English risk context.
Our Mission
CryptosEyes started because public-company crypto exposure is scattered across filings, investor decks, exchange data, and press releases. As more companies add Bitcoin, Ethereum, or stablecoin exposure to their balance sheets, readers need a clear way to separate reported holdings from market hype.
We turn those inputs into visible dashboards, mNAV tools, sats-per-share calculations, source-backed explainers, and risk notes. The goal is not to tell you what to buy. It is to show how the numbers are built so you can judge the exposure yourself.
Transparency
Tracking of public-company treasury disclosures, filings, and investor-relations statements.
Valuation
Deep analysis of mNAV and market sentiment relative to asset reserves.
Insights
Clear metrics that help you make better decisions about crypto investments.
Data Methodology
Treasury Data
We review SEC filings, issuer investor-relations pages, company announcements, and public treasury datasets. When a number comes from a secondary source, we treat it as provisional until it can be checked against a primary disclosure.
Financial Metrics
mNAV, sats per share, and treasury-premium figures combine share count, market capitalization, crypto price, and disclosed holdings. These estimates can move quickly, so pages include methodology notes and correction paths.
Our Team & Expertise
CryptosEyes Research
Research & Data Desk
CryptosEyes Research separates signal from noise by directly analyzing SEC EDGAR filings, verifiable blockchain data, and macroeconomic indicators.
Every piece of research published on CryptosEyes undergoes a rigorous editorial review process to ensure source accuracy, calculation reproducibility, and objective risk context.
How We Avoid Thin Content
Disclosure: CryptosEyes is an independent tracking platform. Our research follows a strict Editorial Policy to keep our data accurate and unbiased.