29 changes a reader can see since 2026-09-06, newest first.
Changelog. One row per change a reader can see: a new page or figure, a changed method, a fixed figure, the look. A data refresh is not a row; every dataset is dated below. The corrections page holds the policy for a figure found wrong and its log, and how every figure is found is on the methodology page.
Changes, newest first
A changelog and a FAQ: every change a reader can see, newest first, with the date each dataset was last updated, and the questions readers ask, each answered from the page that holds the detail.
Home and every company page in a new look: a left-hand rail with the site's sections in four groups, a tape of the latest closing prices across the top, and figures on cards. Home opens on four figures and an index of the miners against bitcoin beside the globe; a company page opens on its price over the year and its honesty score. The other pages keep the earlier look for now.
The ledger shows each company's honesty score: the share of its settled, specific guidance statements it delivered, with each statement's verdict and the words it was read from.
Executive pay set against every other named officer's: two sortable columns, the percentile of each officer's latest pay with the number of officers it ranks among, and its multiple of their median. Each company page gives its top-paid officer's percentile, and the methodology says how it is computed.
The deals page's total disclosed contract value is now the sum of its rows. The stored total it printed before still counted one TeraWulf contract whose value the rows no longer state.
On the cost table, the revenue per bitcoin and each cost ratio name in their hover title the period they cover and the date they are as of, as the cost figures already did.
On home, a click on a ticker in the moving price tape opens that ticker's company; while the tape moved it could open the company beside it.
An aircraft section: the corporate aircraft the public record ties to each covered company, whether the tie is confirmed or probable and why, and the flights each one made.
People pages list each change of executive office a company filed after the year its pay table covers, beside the person it names and with the report it was read from, and an officer who has since left is marked as a former one.
A new site icon, a command-prompt mark, in the browser tab and on shared links.
People pages: every insider and named executive officer at every company on one sortable list, with latest pay, pay against market cap and open-market sales, and a page for each company that lists every sale with its Form 4.
Home gained a sortable table of each company's hashrate, fleet efficiency, all-in cost per bitcoin, top officer's pay and market cap over that pay, and its ticker row became a moving tape of closing prices, each colored by its change from the close before.
The companies page gained a table of each company's cost to mine a bitcoin, direct and all-in, as the company defines it, set against its revenue per bitcoin and the spot price.
An analysis page: the statistical relationships among the miners' figures, and their daily returns against bitcoin and the market indices, recomputed each night.
Company pages gained a statements section, each company's public statements by the channel it made them in, and the ledger names the channel of each guidance statement.
Figures on company, compare and companies pages print the number and its unit; the period, the as-of date and the source moved into the figure's card or its title.
Five more Learn articles: the cost to mine a bitcoin, a company's promises against what it delivered, reading a data-center deal, reading a Form 4, and why miner stocks move more than bitcoin. The Learn index became one shelf per topic.
The rest of the site took the terminal look, with each data page's key figures in tiles at the top.
A new look for home, company pages, compare and the explorer: a dark, dense terminal style, with the data's as-of date where a preview banner used to be.
A Learn section, with articles on share dilution, how miners raise money, and taxes for holders of miner stock or bitcoin.
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A company page's share-count chart and change stop at a break in the capital structure, such as a consolidation, and quote the company's own filed explanation instead of drawing a change that never happened.
A company page's price and market cap name the data feed they come from.
Company pages gained insider sales and executive pay: each insider's open-market sales over twelve months, linked to the Form 4s, and each named executive officer's latest total pay from the proxy.
An explorer: a full-screen map of every tracked mining facility, filtered by status and company, sized by capacity, with a monthly time scrubber.
The site opened: home, the companies list and a page for each company, the compare tool, the filings feed, the methodology and the about page.
Company pages show the headline financial and operating figures, each marked reported, computed or not disclosed, with its source, and monthly production and at-the-market share programs where the company reports them.
A deals page lists the disclosed HPC and AI hosting deals, and a guidance ledger sets each company's guidance statements against what happened, each summarized on the company's own page.
The compare tool gained seven operating figures beside the financial ones.
A privacy page, the terms and a public corrections log.
Data, as each file dates it
The day each dataset was last written, read from the file itself, so a refresh moves its date here. Every figure also carries its own period and as-of date.
| Dataset | Updated | Shown on |
|---|---|---|
| SEC filings and XBRL facts | 2026-09-06 | Filings |
| Closing prices | 2026-09-21 | Home |
| Statistical comparison | 2026-09-21 | Analysis |
| Operating figures: hashrate, efficiency, cost to mine | 2026-09-06 | Companies |
| Monthly production reports | 2026-09-06 | Companies |
| At-the-market share programs | 2026-09-12 | Companies |
| Insider sales and purchases (Form 4) | 2026-09-10 | People |
| Executive pay (proxy statements) | 2026-09-10 | People |
| Changes of executive office | 2026-09-13 | People |
| HPC and AI deals | 2026-09-06 | Deals |
| Guidance ledger | 2026-09-06 | Ledger |
| Statements corpus | 2026-09-12 | Methodology |
| Facilities | 2026-09-06 | Explore |
| Aircraft and flights | 2026-09-13 | Aircraft |