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Treasuries
Coins CoinGecko attributes to public companies. The total is their sum, not every holder. Exchange wallets are a different list, on exchange assets.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Switch bitcoin or ether to see the public companies CoinGecko lists, how many coins they attribute, and the largest holders.
- What the numbers are
- Coins, dollar value, and share of supply are theirs. Entry cost is shown only when they publish a total entry value above zero. The headline counts every company. The list shows the fifteen largest.
- What it leaves out
- This is public companies, not every holder and not exchange wallets. A missing entry cost stays unpublished rather than estimated.
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How to read this
- Whose coins
- These are public companies on CoinGecko’s ether treasury list. A private wallet, a fund that does not publish, and an exchange’s customer balances are not in this total.
- Entry cost
- Entry is the dollar cost CoinGecko publishes for that company. When they publish nothing, the row says so. The gap between entry and today’s value is not a forecast.
- Share of supply
- The percent is that company’s coins divided by the supply CoinGecko uses. The headline percent is the whole list divided by the coin’s market cap.