Transparency Standard
Data Methodology
CryptosEyes tracks public-company digital asset exposure by combining public filings, corporate disclosures, market data, and manual editorial review. This page explains what we collect, how we calculate key metrics, and how corrections are handled.
Primary Sources
- SEC filings such as 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-3, and prospectus documents for US-listed companies.
- Company investor-relations releases, earnings decks, treasury update pages, and audited annual reports.
- Issuer and exchange disclosures for ETF flow or benchmark context when used in research.
Data Review
- Treasury holdings are reviewed against the latest available disclosure before they are presented as current.
- Market-derived metrics such as mNAV are calculated from share price, shares outstanding, debt, cash, and disclosed crypto holdings.
- When a value cannot be independently verified, we avoid presenting it as final and prioritize conservative labeling.
Update Cadence
- Market and dashboard data can update more frequently than editorial pages.
- Article pages show publication and review dates so readers can tell when analysis was last checked.
- Material corrections are prioritized when company filings, corporate disclosures, or source documents change.
Limitations
- Public-company crypto holdings may lag real balances when companies disclose only periodically.
- mNAV and treasury value are analytical estimates, not investment recommendations or audited valuations.
- Crypto markets move quickly, so readers should verify time-sensitive values before making financial decisions.
Corrections
If you notice a stale or incorrect holding, market value, source attribution, or article claim, send the source document and ticker through our contact page. Verified corrections are reviewed and updated as quickly as practical.
CryptosEyes publishes educational research and data tools only. Nothing on this site is financial, tax, legal, or investment advice.