A proof-of-reserves page is a claim. Published wallet addresses turn it into something anyone can verify at any time, and this site does: every build reads the addresses of the exchanges below on chain and sets what they hold against what the exchange says it owes its users. Everything else on this page is the standing of every other venue — a signed attestation, a page, a report with nothing to show, or none.
Held is what the addresses hold on chain at build time; owed is what the venue's own file says its users are owed at its latest snapshot. A coin is judged only when the chains read here carry nearly all of what the venue lists for it; the rest is shown as partly readable and decides nothing. For a monthly snapshot a gap inside ten percent is movement since it was taken, not a shortfall. How the check works.
| Asset | Held on chain now | Owed to users | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| LTC | 5,554,193 | 5,969,395 | covered at the snapshot · file: 6,007,863 held · 7.6% moved since · file says 6,007,863 |
| ETH | 3,167,843 | 3,344,162 listed | partly readable — 88% of its holdings on chains read here; 5,303,833 deposit addresses not read |
| USDT | 28,952,170,000 | 30,202,983,000 listed | partly readable — 91% of its holdings on chains read here |
| USDC | 5,352,654,700 | 5,542,368,100 listed | partly readable — 71% of its holdings on chains read here |
| XRP | 185,163,270 | 187,154,170 listed | partly readable — 7% of its holdings on chains read here |
| DOGE | 754,482,330 | 773,605,560 listed | partly readable — 4% of its holdings on chains read here |
| BCH | 63,398 | 66,366 listed | partly readable — 7% of its holdings on chains read here |
| BTC | — | — | not read this build |
47 assets unverifiable — privacy coins, no reader here, or no address · BTC/BTC unread: fetch failed
| Asset | Held on chain now | Owed to users | Result |
|---|
| Asset | Held on chain now | Owed to users | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| ETH | 0.0485 | 0.0533 | covered · file says 1.03 |
| BTC | — | — | not read this build |
| DASH | — | — | not read this build |
| LTC | — | — | not read this build |
58 assets unverifiable — privacy coins, no reader here, or no address
Bybit (their page) · Kraken (their page) · Coinbase (their page) · MEXC (their page) · WhiteBIT · Upbit · Crypto (their page) · Bithumb · Bitvavo · Coinone · Bitso
BTCC (their page) · Tapbit (their page) · WEEX (their page) · Gate (their page) · Toobit (their page) · CoinW (their page) · KuCoin (their page) · OrangeX (their page) · HTX (their page) · Bitget (their page) · Phemex (their page) · BYDFi (their page) · Bitunix (their page)
CoinUp.io · LBank · Pionex · BloFin · Hotcoin · XT.COM · FameEX · DigiFinex · Ourbit · Deepcoin · Deribit · Poloniex · BigONE · Websea · Bitrue · Zoomex · BVOX · Bitbaby · BingX · Bitfinex · Coinstore · BTSE · Tothemoon · Digital X · Bitkub · Gemini · Indodax · LeveX · CoinDCX
Reading an exchange's wallets proves what those wallets hold. It does not prove the exchange has no other liabilities, that every customer is in its Merkle tree, or that the wallets are unencumbered: coins can be borrowed for the day of a snapshot, and a snapshot cannot show they will still be there next month. Proof of reserves is evidence about assets; solvency needs every liability as well, and no on-chain check supplies that. That is why the open audit sits at the top of a scale rather than being the whole of it, and why the reserves signal is one of nine in the exchange ranking.
Figures from the 28 October 2026 build. Addresses are re-read every six hours; snapshots and address files are the venues' own, cached per report.