How we decide what to publish, and how we fix it when we are wrong.
Last updated: November 13, 2026
This policy covers every page on BitcoinReserveTracker.org. It sits alongside Accurate Data, which explains our verification steps in detail.
We track Bitcoin held by governments and companies, the laws that create or block Bitcoin reserves, and mining and cryptocurrency regulation in 197 countries and all 50 US states. We also publish guides and a glossary that explain the terms behind the data.
We rely on primary sources first: laws and bill texts, government and central-bank statements, court and forfeiture records, company filings and press releases, and wallets that a holder has published. On-chain analysis supports holdings that a government has not announced. News reports help us find and cross-check facts; they are not our source of record where a primary document exists.
When a figure is not officially confirmed, we call it an estimate and say what it is based on. When credible sources disagree, we report both and state which one our headline figure follows.
Every page shows the date it was last verified. We update a page when its subject changes, for example a purchase, a sale, a vote or a new filing, and we review the whole site on a regular schedule.
We correct errors as soon as we confirm them. A correction that changes a figure or a legal status also updates the verified date on the page. To report an error, use the contact page or email support@bitcoinreservetracker.org, and include a source if you can.
Coverage decisions are made by our team. A country or company cannot pay to be listed, to be ranked differently, or to have a figure changed. If a page ever contains sponsored or affiliate material, it will be labelled.
We describe what governments and companies hold and what the law says. We do not tell readers what to buy, and we do not take sides on political questions about Bitcoin policy.
Pages are researched and verified by the BitcoinReserveTracker Team. You can reach the team through the contact page. More about the project is on the About page.
BitcoinReserveTracker Team has verified the information and data provided on this page. Our research team is dedicated to tracking Bitcoin reserves, cryptocurrency regulation, and mining policy across the globe. We verify information using government records, official announcements, and other primary sources to ensure the data remains accurate and regularly updated. Learn how we verify data →