Corporate bitcoin holdings as a share of supply
holdings-share
Q2c. The share of spendable bitcoin held by the issuers in the registry, from their filings: steps at filing dates, and holdings, not collateral (no lien). Descriptive, not an index.
| Units | ratio |
|---|---|
| Computed at | 2026-10-12 |
| History | served |
Methodology descriptive · CX1 Q2c
What it measures. The bitcoin held by the issuers in the registry, from their filings, as a share of all spendable bitcoin.
Read with care. It moves in steps at filing dates; purchases between filings are not read. Holdings are not collateral: there is no lien, so it is shown apart from the secured market.
Sample. One credit cycle, from 2022-09-19, so it is observational. A descriptive series: not an index, not a forecast and not a signal. Every published version is kept and can be read as known on any date (as_known_on).
History
Issuers' holdings as a share of spendable supply
From the issuers' filings: steps at filing dates. Holdings, not collateral. From 2022-09-19, one credit cycle; weekly (Mondays) plus the latest day.
Mondays are drawn here; every day is in the explorer. Open in the explorer →
What this cannot be read as
Holdings of the issuers in the registry, from their filings: the series moves in steps at filing dates, and purchases between filings are not read. Holdings are not collateral: no lien. Supply is spendable supply at the end of the snapshot's UTC day (chain.cohort.supply_btc): OP_RETURN outputs, the genesis coinbase and the two BIP30-overwritten coinbases are excluded, so it sits a little below issued supply. Observational: one credit cycle, from 2022-09-19.
https://www.bitcoincreditstack.com/indicators/holdings-share
Full payload
Every field as the API serves it
| id | holdings-share | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | Corporate bitcoin holdings as a share of supply | ||||
| measure | CX-Q2c | ||||
| question | What share of all spendable bitcoin do the issuers in the registry hold, from their filings? Holdings, not collateral: there is no lien. | ||||
| headline | cx.class.corporate.holdings_share_of_supply | ||||
| source | Derived in the vintage store: credit_tree ÷ chain_series | ||||
| series | 1 entries[
{
"series_id": "cx.class.corporate.holdings_share_of_supply",
"date": "2026-10-12",
"value": 0.047163480221463,
"unit": "ratio",
"kind": "derived",
"coverage": {
"in": 6,
"of": 6
},
"limitation": "Holdings of the issuers in the registry, from their filings: the series moves in steps at filing dates, and purchases between filings are not read. Holdings are not collateral: no lien. Supply is spendable supply at the end of the snapshot's UTC day (chain.cohort.supply_btc): OP_RETURN outputs, the genesis coinbase and the two BIP30-overwritten coinbases are excluded, so it sits a little below issued supply. Observational: one credit cycle, from 2022-09-19.",
"vintage_id": "cx@2026-10-13T08:15:00.530Z"
}
] | ||||
| methodology |
| ||||
| sample | One credit cycle, from 2022-09-19: observational. Descriptive, not a forecast or a signal, and not an index. |
Where this comes from
| REST | GET https://api.bitcoincreditstack.com/v1/market/measure/holdings-share |
|---|---|
| MCP | get_indicator({ id: "holdings-share" }) get_indicator({ id: "holdings-share", include_history: true }) get_series({ ids: ["cx.class.corporate.holdings_share_of_supply"] }) |
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