BTC: Proof of Reserves (All assets) - Binance
Shown as its Jan–Mar 2023 sample; the latest readings and full history are included with Pro.
The US-dollar value of the coins and tokens at the reserve addresses Binance publishes, on every network we host nodes for, by asset.
Why use it. Exchanges hold customers' coins; reading the exchange's own listed addresses on our nodes, valued at our prices, shows how its verifiable reserves move across assets every day rather than once a month. How to read it. Bands stack to the total; a band falling while its coin's price holds means coins left the listed addresses. Price moves change every band, so compare with the coin balances in this folder to separate the two.
Calculation. For each asset: the balance at the listed addresses at the end of each day x that day's close. Binance publishes the addresses of its reserves at binance.com/en/proof-of-reserves. Which addresses count: on Bitcoin and for Ether, the addresses of each monthly proof-of-reserves file from its snapshot time and, from January 2025, the addresses of Binance's current list from the date Binance gives for each (the rule of our Binance balance charts); on Litecoin, Dogecoin and Bitcoin Cash, and for the tokens on Ethereum, every address Binance has published for that network, over its whole history (the rule of our exchange balance charts of those coins). Balances are read from our own Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Bitcoin Cash nodes. Tokens on Ethereum are the ERC-20 tokens CryptoKeyhole covers and the US-dollar stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI and the others of our stablecoin charts), the stablecoins counted at one US dollar each; every other coin and token at its daily close from our own price index (BTC: the admitted end-of-day price; the open day its latest hourly price). Assets on networks we do not host (for example Binance's holdings on its own BNB Chain, Tron or Solana) are not included, so the total is a lower bound of the coins at Binance's published addresses, and it says nothing about what Binance owes its customers. The ten largest assets by today's value are shown on their own and the rest as Other. Each day is valued at its last hour; the open day at the latest hour every input has reached, updated hourly. From 22 November 2022, the date of Binance's first monthly proof of reserves. Only balances and totals are published here, never the address lists.