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CEBE in 90 Seconds

The industry reports BPS: total Bitcoin divided by shares. It counts Bitcoin that belongs to debt holders and preferred stockholders. CEBE subtracts those claims first. It measures what common shareholders actually own.

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MSTR (Strategy)  |  843,775 BTC total  |  Snapshot 2026-07-05, BTC $60,773  |  All numbers approximate
SENIOR CLAIMS ~323,000 BTC (debt + preferred - cash) COMMON EQUITY ~521,000 BTC (CEBE's numerator) Senior Claims: ~323K BTC (38.3% of stack) Common Equity: ~521K BTC (61.7% of stack)
BPS Says
227,057 sats/share
Pretends all BTC belongs to you
CEBE Says
140,200 sats/share
After subtracting what doesn't
That gap is 38.3% of the stack at the 2026-07-05 snapshot. The industry calls it nothing. We call it Claims.
What does this mean for me?
If you hold MSTR, 38.3% of the BTC on the balance sheet was pledged to senior claims before you saw a sat, as of the 2026-07-05 snapshot. The figure moves with the BTC price, and the company page carries it live. BPS doesn't tell you that. CEBE does. See why it matters →
Does the market care?
Yes. When premiums compress, the stock lands near CEBE, not BPS. We track this weekly. See the Receipts →
How do I check other companies?
CEBE Tracker covers 10+ BTCTCs. Each one has a different claims structure. See the Tracker →
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