Dashboard

Bitcoin Treasury BI brings the fast-moving world of corporate bitcoin adoption into a single, continuously updating view. Instead of jumping between a price ticker, a filings tracker, a brokerage app and a market-cap site, you can watch the whole ecosystem at once: the live Bitcoin price, Strategy's mNAV and holdings, quotes for Bitcoin-treasury and mining equities, and the broader crypto market.

The dashboard is built for people who think about bitcoin as a balance-sheet asset — treasury analysts, equity investors following Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) and the miners, and anyone trying to understand why bitcoin-linked stocks so often move together.

Every number on Bitcoin Treasury BI is live. Cryptocurrency prices and market data come from established market-data providers and are refreshed on short intervals, typically every 30 to 60 seconds. Equity quotes update roughly every 15 seconds while US markets are open. On-chain figures such as hashrate and mining difficulty update as new blocks and difficulty epochs are confirmed on the Bitcoin network.

There are no placeholder values or sample data anywhere in the app. When a data source is temporarily unavailable, the affected panel says so rather than showing a stale or invented figure, so you always know whether you are looking at a real, current reading.

The comparison chart on this page lets you overlay bitcoin against treasury and mining equities over a range of timeframes. Because these assets share a common driver — the price of bitcoin — plotting them together makes it easy to see when a stock is tracking BTC closely, running ahead of it, or lagging behind. Widening or narrowing gaps often correspond to shifts in the premium investors are willing to pay for leveraged bitcoin exposure.

From here you can drill into any part of the ecosystem: open the Bitcoin page for price and network detail, the Strategy page for treasury metrics and mNAV, the equities page for individual stock quotes, or the crypto page for the wider market.