OKX Reports 29th Proof of Reserves: BTC and ETH Rise
OKX's 29th Proof of Reserves shows BTC and ETH holdings increased, while USDT assets saw a decline.

- OKX BTC reserves increased by 2.33% to 131,068 BTC.
- ETH reserves rose 0.47% to 1.711 million.
- USDT holdings fell 4.66%, totaling 8.14 billion.
OKX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has published its 29th Proof of Reserves (PoR) snapshot, dated March 23. This transparency measure demonstrates OKX’s commitment to financial accountability. The latest data shows an increase in both Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) holdings, while Tether (USDT) assets have decreased.
BTC and ETH Holdings See Growth
According to the report, user BTC assets on OKX increased by 2.33% since the previous snapshot on February 5. The exchange now holds 131,068 BTC, marking a rise of 2,980 BTC. Additionally, user ETH reserves saw a modest increase of 0.47%, reaching 1.711 million ETH.
The increase in BTC and ETH holdings indicates growing user confidence and possibly increased trading activity on the platform. With Bitcoin and Ethereum maintaining their dominance in the market, the accumulation of these assets suggests a positive sentiment.
USDT Reserves Experience a Decline
While BTC and ETH saw gains, USDT reserves experienced a drop. OKX reported a 4.66% decrease in user USDT assets, totaling 8.14 billion USDT. The reduction may reflect user withdrawals, increased trading activity, or asset reallocation to other cryptocurrencies or stablecoins.
Commitment to Transparency
OKX’s monthly Proof of Reserves reports continue to provide users with a clear understanding of the platform’s solvency and reliability. By making these reports public, OKX ensures user funds are verifiable and secure, reinforcing trust in the exchange.
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