A Friday briefing on corporate Bitcoin accumulation. Written for treasury teams, equity analysts, and the small club of people who actually read the filings. Dry, specific, and short enough to finish before the coffee cools.
What public companies, governments, and ETFs bought this week. The filings worth reading. One chart worth your time. No price predictions, no hot takes, no moon talk.
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Treasuries Weekly — July 17, 2026: net -1,334 BTC · 27,801 ETH across 5 entities net -1,334 BTC · 27,801 ETH moved by 5 entities. BTC $63.2K. Treasuries Weekly Issue No. 32 Jul 10…
Read issue →Treasuries Weekly — July 10, 2026: net -3,488 BTC · 42,197 ETH across 3 entities net -3,488 BTC · 42,197 ETH moved by 3 entities. BTC $63.8K. Treasuries Weekly Issue No. 31 Jul 3…
Read issue →Treasuries Weekly — July 3, 2026: 207 BTC · 27,084 ETH from 4 entities 207 BTC · 27,084 ETH stacked by 4 entities. BTC $63.3K. Treasuries Weekly Issue No. 30 Jun 26 – Jul 2, 2026…
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CorpStacking's subscribers are the people building, financing, and writing about corporate crypto treasuries. The newsletter speaks their language: filing-grounded, numbers-first, no shilling.
CFOs and treasurers at public companies evaluating BTC, ETH, and SOL allocations. They use the digest to track peer activity and benchmark filings.
Equity research desks covering BTC-on-balance-sheet names (MSTR, MARA, BMNR, etc.). The digest's mNAV math and aggregate-flow signals show up in their morning notes.
Bloomberg, The Block, CoinDesk, Decrypt reporters working corporate-treasury beats. We surface the under-covered filings their feeds miss.
What's in every issue
Editorial
An analyst-voice read on what actually moved — who bought, who filed first, which treasuries grew or shrank. No price targets. No fluff.
Filings
The regulatory filings — U.S. and foreign — worth opening. Quoted in their own language, with a line on why it matters.
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A single chart that earned its place this week — mNAV spread, aggregate holdings, issuance, or something stranger. Labeled clearly, no decoration.