Guides

How to Use CEBE Tracker

Field guides to every page, column, and data source. Start here if you want to know what you're looking at.

Using the tracker

Reading the filings, by regime

Each disclosure regime hands a reader a different amount to work with. These are method pages: where the documents live, what each one is authoritative for, and where each regime misleads. They carry no figures.

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United States, 8-K ~5 min

How to Read a Strategy 8-K: The Three Numbers That Move CEBE

Step-by-step: find BTC bought, common shares issued, and senior claims added in an SEC 8-K, and read what each one does to the BTC behind a share.

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United States, 10-Q ~20 min

How to Read a 10-Q for Bitcoin Treasury Numbers

An 8-K tells you what changed this week. A 10-Q tells you where everything stands. Where the five CEBE inputs live, and the five decoys sitting next to them.

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United States, ownership ~20 min

Who Owns These Instruments

Not what the company owes, but who holds the paper. The richest holder-side regime on the roster, and the four ways it misleads a reader who takes it as current.

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United Kingdom, RNS ~30 min

How to Read an RNS

A UK-listed treasury company has no quarterly filing to fall back on. How to read the event stream, and where the levels live between announcements.

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Japan, TDnet ~25 min

How to Read a Kessan Tanshin

Japan's earnings summary is fast and unaudited, and it hides a senior claim in plain sight: a class of preferred shares has no line of its own on the balance sheet.

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Brazil, CVM ~25 min

How to Read CVM Filings

Structured, complete, free, and absent from the English language feeds most trackers depend on. The document family, the two citation tiers, and the elected measurement basis.

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France, AMF ~18 min

How to Read AMF and Euronext Filings

France has no EDGAR. For a Euronext Growth issuer the company's own website is the compliance venue, not a convenience copy. Where the convertible terms live.

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Sweden, NGM ~22 min

How to Read Swedish Disclosures

The thinnest regime on the roster: two mandatory reports a year, no statutory flagging, and an OTC mirror that must never set the price.

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