Binance Publishes 23rd Proof of Reserves Snapshot from October 1

Binance Publishes 23rd Proof of Reserves Snapshot from October 1
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Binance Proof of Reserves Overview

According to the monthly report, Binance reported holding:

  • Bitcoin (BTC): 596,113.426 BTC, representing a 1.58% decline from the previous report dated September 1st.
  • Ethereum (ETH): 4.425 million ETH, down 1.37% from September’s snapshot.
  • Tether (USDT): 21.41 billion USDT, showing a decrease of 3.16% from before.

Additional Asset Holdings

Binance also holds various other cryptocurrencies, including:

  • Binance Coin (BNB): 42.572 million BNB, up from 40.707 million recorded in September.
  • Solana (SOL): 32.4 million SOL, a decline from 32.892 million in the previous report.
  • FDUSD (First Digital Labs’ stablecoin): 2.177 billion, down from 2.225 billion.
  • XRP: 2.921 billion XRP, an increase from September’s 2.756 billion XRP.
  • USD Coin (USDC): 1.497 billion, down from 1.518 billion.

OKX’s Proof of Reserves Report

Similarly, OKX Exchange has published its 23rd proof of reserves report, highlighting its significant holdings in various cryptocurrencies. According to the snapshot, OKX reported holding:

  • Bitcoin (BTC): 136,211 BTC.
  • Ethereum (ETH): 1.597 million ETH.
  • Tether (USDT): 5.862 billion USDT.
  • USD Coin (USDC): 1.071 billion.
  • XRP: 227.7 million.
  • Solana (SOL): 3.6 million.
  • Dogecoin (DOGE): 3.852 billion.
  • OKB: 194.6 million.

Importance of Proof of Reserves

Proof of reserves reports are published by third-party auditors following thorough analyses of crypto companies’ financials. These reports have become an industry standard since the FTX collapse, which exposed severe mismanagement of user funds and highlighted the need for transparency in the crypto space.

Conclusion

Both Binance and OKX’s proof of reserves reports underscore the ongoing scrutiny and need for accountability within the cryptocurrency industry. As these exchanges navigate the challenges of fluctuating asset values and regulatory pressures, their commitment to transparency remains crucial in maintaining user trust.