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See what bitcoin would have done for your balance sheet

Enter your company's revenue and cash, pick a start date, and see what buying bitcoin every month would have changed, with inflation counted. It runs on recorded prices and CPI, so there is no forecast and no growth rate to guess.

Your company

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Monthly bitcoin buy

%

$4,167 a month

0%

$0 of the cash on hand

Start buying in

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What inflation cost the cash

−$159,843

Held as cash, $1,000,000 now buys what $840,157 bought in January 2022, 16% less.

What the bitcoin is worth now

$434,631

5.6269 BTC from $241,667 put in: 58 monthly buys of $4,167, with $35 in fees.

Bitcoin share of the treasury

30%

Of $1,434,631 in cash and bitcoin at the end of October 2026.

The balance sheet, then and now

January 2022: $1,000,000, all in cash. Add the $241,667 from revenue for the monthly buys, and by the end of October 2026 the two choices look like this:

All cash

$1,241,667

Worth $1,043,195 in January 2022 dollars

Cash plus bitcoin

$1,434,631

Worth $1,205,315 in January 2022 dollars

CashBitcoinValue in January 2022 dollars

The all-cash bar keeps the $241,667 that went into bitcoin as cash instead.

Month by month

Bitcoin valueTotal put inCash on hand, in January 2022 dollars
$0$500k$1M202220242026

Bitcoin prices are Onramp Terminal month-end prices through October 2026, and each buy is priced at that month's price. Inflation is CPI-U from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics through September 2026, the latest reading. Fees follow Onramp Business pricing: 0.85% on a one-time buy and on the first buy of a schedule, and recurring buys after that are free. In this model, cash earns nothing. Bitcoin's price is volatile and can fall. This calculator is an educational tool, not accounting, tax or investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

How bitcoin shows up on the books

This page shows market value, not how your company reports it. For the accounting side, read our research on the new FASB guidance for bitcoin, and talk to your accountant about your own books.

Put part of your treasury on a schedule

Open a free business account to buy bitcoin with approvals for your team, and move into Onramp Treasury, built on Multi-Institution Custody, when you're ready.