Original | Odaily Planet Daily (@OdailyChina)

Author | CryptoLeo (@LeoAndCrypto)

In early August, listed companies began to release their Q2 2025 financial reports, among which Strategy (MSTR) stood out. Under the leadership of Michael Saylor, Strategy achieved a record high operating revenue of approximately $14.03 billion in Q2 2025, a staggering increase of 7106% compared to the same period last year. Additionally, the unrealized gains from the cryptocurrency assets held by Strategy amounted to $14 billion.

All of this is based on Saylor's decision to choose BTC as a reserve. From Strategy and Metaplanet to various companies transforming into crypto reserves, the trend has shifted from reserving BTC to ETH, BNB, SOL, and SUI, among others. Just as the development of hot sectors in crypto evolves, the types of crypto token reserves and companies have emerged in just a few months. For retail investors, in addition to investing in the tokens included in the reserves, they can also buy shares of reserve companies. To this end, Odaily Planet Daily has compiled and evaluated commonly used data query websites/tools for crypto reserve companies, as follows:

Comprehensive Query Websites

1. Blockworks

Introduction: Blockworks' data on crypto reserve companies covers BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE, XRP, SUI, and multi-token reserves, recording a total of 26 crypto reserve companies. The data columns include trading volume, crypto net asset value (NAV), and other key indicators. Users can clearly query:

The stock ticker of crypto reserve companies, the names of reserve tokens, daily trading volume of stocks, NAV, number of tokens held, and company market capitalization. Blockworks also ranks reserve companies based on the net value of their held crypto assets. (The stock data comes from Polygon.io—a service providing data on the U.S. stock market via API.)

Blockworks has also created data tables for the above data, and besides the mentioned data charts, it is worth noting that Blockworks has also created an MNAV data table, showing the data trends of M (asset net value multiple), including the M values of enterprise value and company market capitalization. M (market capitalization) is the total market capitalization divided by the value of crypto assets, while M (enterprise value) is the company market capitalization + total debt - cash divided by the value of crypto assets. For example, Strategy's M (market capitalization) is 1.48, and Strategy's M (enterprise value) is 1.68. M is also a risk indicator of the health of crypto reserves.

In addition, Blockworks provides a data table for the company's net asset value premium (market capitalization minus the value of crypto reserves) (for example, Strategy's net asset value premium is $34.36 billion). There is also a total net asset value premium data table for each type of crypto reserve company (for example, the net asset value premium for BTC reserve companies is $26.29 billion), as some BTC reserve companies have stock values lower than the value of their held crypto assets, meaning their M is below 1.

Evaluation: Overall, Blockworks provides comprehensive data, with detailed individual data and risk indicators, and a relatively large number of recorded crypto reserve companies. Its asset net value premium and MNAV data tables can intuitively show the risk indicator data of crypto reserve companies. A slight drawback is that this website only provides stock tickers rather than full company names, requiring users unfamiliar with U.S. stocks to look up stock tickers first to understand the companies.

2. Delphi Digital

Introduction: Delphi Digital's data table for crypto reserve companies includes BTC, ETH, and SOL, but the number of recorded companies is limited. There are 4 BTC reserve companies recorded (Strategy, Metaplanet, Twenty One, and Semler Scientific), 4 ETH reserve companies (Sharplink Gaming, BitMine Immersion Tech, BTCS Inc, and Bit Digital Inc), and 2 SOL reserve companies (DeFi Development Corp and Upexi). Delphi Digital's data table includes company name, stock ticker, stock price, market capitalization, value of crypto assets, and M (the M value mentioned above). (Data comes from SEC and news announcements.)

Evaluation: Delphi Digital's data table is relatively simple, only allowing access to some earlier or well-known crypto reserve companies. New reserve companies are not recorded, and compared to Blockworks, Delphi Digital's MANV data is also relatively singular, making it just an ordinary alternative for querying crypto reserve company data.

3. The Block

Introduction: The Block's data table for crypto reserve companies is divided into four parts: BTC, ETH, SOL, and comprehensive crypto reserve enterprise data, recording a total of 26 crypto reserve companies. Its data covers mainstream crypto reserve companies, and the data table includes: market capitalization of crypto reserve companies, market value of tokens held by crypto reserve companies, individual mainstream reserve company's token holdings, and total holdings of individual tokens by reserve companies.

Evaluation: The charts are not as good as Blockworks. Some crypto reserve data comes from the DUNE platform, so the holdings are updated slowly, and the data is not particularly accurate.

4. cryptotreasuries.info

Introduction: cryptotreasuries.info is divided into three categories of crypto reserves: BTC, ETH, and SOL, but no companies are recorded for SOL. There are many BTC reserve companies recorded, and the platform also provides price trends for related tokens.

The data columns on this platform include: company name and stock ticker, token holdings and total value, and BTC earnings per share and MNAV for 30/90 days and 1 year.

Evaluation: cryptotreasuries.info has the most recorded BTC reserve companies among all query tools today, but there are fewer ETH reserves, and there are currently no SOL reserve companies (not updated). The platform has also created comparison charts for the increase in token holdings by reserve companies and stock price trends.

5. Crypto Stock Tracker

Introduction: Crypto Stock Tracker's data table includes stock ticker, stock price and daily price fluctuations, market capitalization and circulating shares, number of crypto tokens held, and total value. It currently covers BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP reserve companies, with a large number of recorded reserve companies for each token. The right side of the interface has recent news on increased holdings and the latest news on upcoming increases in crypto reserve companies, as well as recent updates from the platform.

Evaluation: Crypto Stock Tracker's X account was created in July, established as a new data platform in response to the hot trend of crypto reserves. It has a large number of recorded crypto reserve companies, and the related viewpoints on crypto reserves are decent. Compared to other platforms, it includes stock price and circulating share data, which is friendly for players considering buying U.S. stocks. If future updates are timely, it could be included in the future observation list for crypto reserve data.

6. cryptotreasuries.com

Introduction: cryptotreasuries.com is a newly launched data and analysis platform for crypto strategic reserve companies that came out in July. Currently, the number of recorded crypto reserve companies is limited, including 2 BTC reserve companies, Strategy and Metaplanet, 2 ETH reserve companies, Bitmine and Sharplink, 2 SOL reserve companies, Upexi and DeFi Development Corp, and one HYPE reserve company, Hypreion DeFi.

Its comprehensive data columns include: company name, stock ticker, number of held crypto reserve tokens and total value, stock price, market capitalization, and MNAV.

Evaluation: cryptotreasuries.com has a simple and intuitive interface, with a limited number of recorded companies. Its advantage lies in the platform listing recent data on reserve companies that have increased their token holdings and the proportion of those increases. As a new platform, it may add more data on crypto reserve companies in the future, making it a "potential stock."

Conclusion

Currently, the pace of updates for listed companies transforming or advancing into entities as crypto reserve companies is relatively fast, with several new listed companies announcing purchases or plans to use BTC as a strategic reserve almost every week. In addition to direct purchases, there are also methods such as financing or issuing new shares to increase crypto reserves (after news announcements, it takes some time to raise funds). Additionally, some entities that are about to merge make it difficult to calculate their market capitalization and crypto reserve quantities, so it is challenging to provide particularly detailed data, leading to some discrepancies in the overall data of crypto reserve companies. Furthermore, some of the above platforms have also recorded reserve data from crypto mining companies.

Overall, it is quite good. Among the query websites/tools for reserve companies mentioned above, Blockworks is relatively leading, both in charts and data representation. Additionally, several new platforms have their own advantages in interface and data classification. Crypto Stock Tracker is the only platform among those mentioned that has recorded XRP reserves, while cryptotreasuries.com is the only platform that has recorded HYPE. cryptotreasuries.info has the most recorded BTC reserve companies among all query tools available today.

It is worth noting that none of the above platforms have updated Sharplink's ETH holding data (yesterday, Sharplink Gaming increased its holdings by 15,822 ETH, raising its ETH reserves to 480,204, with a total value of $1.62 billion).

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