Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has announced a proof-of-reserve system to restore confidence in Bitcoin exchanges, which has fallen following the sudden bankruptcy of FTX.
Binance, which regularly publishes reserve reports, has released its 41st reserve report (snapshot date is April 1st).
According to Binance’s official website, the reserve ratio (the ratio of Binance’s holdings to user assets) of major cryptocurrencies is over-collateralised.
Apart from Bitcoin ($BTC), the report includes: $USDTEthereum ($ETH), $BNBSolana (SOL), FDUSD, ENJ, 1INCH, CRV, MASK, HFT, BUSD, AAVE, ASTER, BCH, BOME, Ethena (ENA), Form, Hedera (HBAR), NEAR, $PAXGPENDLE, Pepecoin (PEPE), RLUSD, S, SUI, TRUMP, U, USD1, USDE, WIF, WLFI were included.
Binance’s latest proof of reserves shows: $BTC, $USDT, $ETHand $BNB The reserves are overcollateralized at 100.03%, 105.62%, 100.00%, and 100.96%, respectively.
This month’s report includes PAX Gold for the first time ($PAXG), a gold-backed token issued by Paxos. This brings the total number of virtual currencies in reserve to 49.
Comparing with the March reserve report, $BTC and $ETH The amount of money held by users on Binance has decreased.
Our #Binance Proof of Reserves (PoR) mechanism allows anyone to confirm that our user assets are backed 1:1. 🔐
this month, $PAXG were added to the reserves, bringing the total to 49 cryptocurrencies.
Check out this month’s PoR here 👉 https://t.co/pPJZ1FM6NF pic.twitter.com/Mfpq9EFzxk
— Binance (@binance) April 7, 2026
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