Your index fund owns bitcoin.
Funds disclose their holdings to the SEC. Companies disclose their bitcoin. Follow the chain and any ticker's exposure is computable — in sats per share, a number that moves on filings, not on price.
US fund series with look-through exposure
3 413 N-PORT filings, 2025-07-15 → 2026-08-23
Net assets carrying that exposure
$21.23 T summed fund NAV, latest N-PORT each
Direct holders covered
92 balance-sheet BTC and spot ETPs, every figure filed
For example
QQQ
Invesco QQQ Trust, Series 1
holds 2 bitcoin-exposed positions
(Strategy Inc, Tesla, Inc.)
— which works out to
2 269 sats/share
○N-PORT · 2026-03-31 · 150d
The most bitcoin per share, today
| Instrument | Sats/sh | Value $/sh | As-of |
|---|---|---|---|
| NXTT Next Technology Holding Inc. | 396 005 | $316.17 | ◐2026-06-30 |
| MSTR Strategy Inc | 218 738 | $174.64 | ●2026-07-24 |
| GDC GD Culture Group Ltd | 180 180 | $143.85 | ◐2026-06-30 |
| DEFI Hashdex Commodities Trust (Hashdex Bitcoin ETF) | 112 790 | $90.05 | ◐2026-06-30 |
| BTCW WisdomTree Bitcoin Fund | 105 707 | $84.40 | ◐2026-06-30 |
Why trust these numbers
Every figure links the SEC filing it came from and carries the date of its oldest contributing input. Fund holdings are quarterly and up to five months stale — where that is true, the figure says so instead of pretending otherwise. Inferred values are marked everywhere they appear. The methodology is public and the arithmetic on every ticker page is checkable by hand.