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How much bitcoin does Bybit hold?

At 23:00 UTC on 8 Nov 2026, CryptoKeyhole's Bitcoin node saw 69,302 BTC at the addresses Bybit lists as its own. Bybit's monthly proof-of-reserves file of 27 Jan 2026 says it holds 60,521 BTC on the Bitcoin network; our node saw 102% of that at the end of that day.

What Bybit says it holds, file by file, beside what CryptoKeyhole's own nodes see at the addresses it publishes.

Readings at 23:00 UTC on 8 Nov 2026; they update every hour.

Bybit says it holds 60,521 BTC · on the Bitcoin network, its file of 27 Jan 2026

Our node saw that day 61,496 BTC · at its addresses, end of 27 Jan 2026

Our node sees now 69,302 BTC · at its addresses, 23:00 UTC

Bybit's figure is from its own monthly proof-of-reserves file; ours is read from our Bitcoin node every hour.

Refreshed every five minutes from our own nodes; Bybit's statements as published. Last update 8 November 2026, 23:28 UTC

Bybit's bitcoin, file by file

Our node: bitcoin at its listed addressesWhat Bybit says it holds

Our node's end-of-day reading of Bybit's addresses beside the bitcoin Bybit states on the Bitcoin network in each monthly proof-of-reserves file, drawn until its next one. Latest day 8 Nov 2026: 69,296 BTC seen. Beside the other exchanges.

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Each file beside our node

Newest first. Across its 21 files, our node's reading on the day came to between 99.9% and 103.7% of the bitcoin it states. Between its files of 23 May 2025 and 27 Jan 2026, the bitcoin it states went from 57,675 to 60,521 BTC.

Bybit's bitcoin statements, newest first

Its fileBybit says it holdsOur node, that daySeen ÷ stated
27 Jan 202660,521 BTC61,496 BTC102%
23 May 202557,675 BTC58,463 BTC101%
23 Apr 202560,215 BTC60,128 BTC100%
27 Mar 202557,824 BTC58,086 BTC100%
20 Feb 202563,365 BTC64,065 BTC101%
16 Jan 202560,922 BTC62,714 BTC103%
12 Dec 202458,284 BTC58,484 BTC100%
13 Nov 202458,681 BTC58,754 BTC100%
10 Oct 202454,758 BTC55,262 BTC101%
4 Sep 202449,546 BTC50,525 BTC102%
8 Aug 202448,418 BTC49,288 BTC102%
10 Jul 202448,298 BTC49,211 BTC102%
6 Jun 202448,796 BTC49,115 BTC101%
8 May 202452,621 BTC52,989 BTC101%
3 Apr 202452,149 BTC52,624 BTC101%
1 Feb 202444,913 BTC44,931 BTC100%
19 Dec 202340,677 BTC40,787 BTC100%
12 Oct 202337,838 BTC38,455 BTC102%
14 Aug 202336,542 BTC37,900 BTC104%
14 Jun 202333,370 BTC33,487 BTC100%
14 Apr 202326,880 BTC27,079 BTC101%

Every coin our nodes can check

Bybit's latest statement per coin beside our nodes on its day and at 23:00 UTC on 8 Nov 2026

CoinBybit says it holdsCoveringIts fileOur nodes, that daySeen ÷ statedOur nodes now
Bitcoin60,521 BTCthe Bitcoin network27 Jan 202661,496 BTC102%69,302 BTC
Ether313,577 ETHthe Ethereum network27 Jan 2026323,171 ETH103%415,999 ETH
Chainlink (LINK)7.16M LINKEthereum27 Jan 20267.22M LINK101%7.52M LINK

Bybit's figures are its own, from its files as published. Our nodes read each coin on its own chain at the addresses it lists, at the end of the file's UTC day, so a figure that covers other networks or staked coins can be larger than what we see, and addresses that hold coins outside its count can make ours larger. Neither is a shortfall or an excess.

Money in and out this week

Across the coins we read, net flow at Bybit's addresses was +$46.1M over 24 hours and +$714.9M over 7 days, on CryptoKeyhole's count at 23:00 UTC on 8 Nov 2026. No reserve or withdrawal flag is open. Coin by coin, beside the other exchanges.

What this page can and can't tell you

  • Its own lists. We start from every address Bybit publishes in its files (21 on Bitcoin since 14 Apr 2023, the newest of 27 Jan 2026), applied to their whole history; on Bitcoin we also count addresses our wallet clustering ties to a listed address.
  • Its statement is Bybit's. The totals are what Bybit publishes; the chain can't check what it owes its customers. A proof of reserves shows coins, not solvency.
  • A lower bound on our side. Coins on other networks, staked or with a custodian it doesn't list can't be seen on our nodes.

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Questions

How much bitcoin does Bybit hold?

At 23:00 UTC on 8 Nov 2026 CryptoKeyhole's node saw 69,302 BTC at the addresses Bybit lists. Its monthly proof-of-reserves file of 27 Jan 2026 says it holds 60,521 BTC on the Bitcoin network.

Does Bybit have proof of reserves?

Yes. Bybit publishes the addresses of its reserves and its totals per coin; we have read 21 of its files with bitcoin totals since 14 Apr 2023, the newest dated 27 Jan 2026. Customers can check their own balance in its files; our nodes check the addresses.

Is Bybit safe?

The chain can't settle that. It shows the coins at Bybit's listed addresses and whether withdrawals are moving. It can't show what it owes beyond its own statement, or how its keys are secured.

How much ether does Bybit hold?

At 23:00 UTC on 8 Nov 2026 CryptoKeyhole's Ethereum node saw 415,999 ETH at the addresses Bybit lists. Its file of 27 Jan 2026 says it holds 313,577 ETH on the Ethereum network.

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Figures are calculated by CryptoKeyhole from its own nodes and Bybit's published files, and refreshed automatically. Nothing here is investment advice.