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Every coin our nodes read
At 01:00 UTC on 10 Nov 2026, CryptoKeyhole's own nodes show $1.51B at the addresses Crypto.com publishes as its own, with the Bitcoin addresses our wallet clustering ties to them: 20,113 BTC. Net flow was +$13.0M over 24 hours and −$206.0M over 7 days. Crypto.com's own page.
Crypto.com reserves by coin at 01:00 UTC on 10 Nov 2026
| Coin | Held | In US dollars | Net, 24 hours | Its latest list |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | 20,113 BTC | $1.51B | +172 BTC | 11 Nov 2022 · 6 addresses |
What this page can and can't tell you
- Its own list. We start from every address Crypto.com has published, the newest list of 11 Nov 2022, applied to its whole history, and count addresses our wallet clustering ties to a listed address on Bitcoin.
- A lower bound. Coins on other networks, staked or with a custodian it doesn't list can't be seen on our nodes; Crypto.com publishes no totals for us to check its own count against.
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Questions
How much bitcoin does Crypto.com hold?
Does Crypto.com publish proof of reserves?
Yes: it publishes the addresses of its reserves (its newest list we read is of 11 Nov 2022). It publishes no totals we can read, so what we show is what our nodes see at those addresses.
Is Crypto.com safe?
The chain can't settle that. It shows the coins at Crypto.com's listed addresses and whether withdrawals are moving. It can't show what the exchange owes or how its keys are secured.
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