Dogecoin exchange reserves: how much DOGE do exchanges hold?

Dogecoin at each exchange's own addresses, 23:00 UTC on 8 Nov 2026

• Binance: 17.59B DOGE ($1.22B), net −468.99M DOGE over 7 days; its last dogecoin withdrawal was in the latest block.
• OKX: 6.80B DOGE ($469.6M), net +141.62M DOGE over 7 days; its last dogecoin withdrawal was 2 blocks ago, about 2 minutes.
• Bybit: 1.56B DOGE ($107.9M), net +146.92M DOGE over 7 days; its last dogecoin withdrawal was 28 blocks ago, about 28 minutes.
• HTX: 393.77M DOGE ($27.2M), net +1.33M DOGE over 7 days; its last dogecoin withdrawal was 89 blocks ago, about 89 minutes.
• Bitfinex: 144.71M DOGE ($9.99M), net unchanged over 7 days; its last dogecoin withdrawal was 39,696 blocks ago, about 27.6 days.

Binance publishes a proof of reserves every month. In its snapshot of 4 November 2026, the last we read, it says it holds 16.48B DOGE for customers' 16.48B DOGE, 115.10M DOGE of it with a custodian. At 23:00 UTC on 8 Nov 2026 CryptoKeyhole's node saw 17.59B DOGE at the dogecoin addresses Binance lists, 1.11B DOGE more than its statement.

The two needn't match. Binance's figure is a monthly snapshot; ours is this hour. We count every address Binance has listed for dogecoin, since a list it later shortened can still hold coins it moved on, and its statement covers coins on other networks and with its custodian that no address list shows. What a match within a few per cent does show is that the coins Binance points to are where it says they are. We read Binance's statements and address lists until 7 November 2026: the endpoint its proof-of-reserves page reads them from asks automated clients not to use it, so none are read after that.

An exchange that pays out dogecoin almost every hour should keep doing so. For each exchange that withdrew in at least 80% of hours over the past 30 days, we flag a possible pause once the gap since its last withdrawal is longer than chance and its own recent gaps would explain. No dogecoin withdrawal pause is flagged right now.

• Only the exchanges' own lists. Every address here is one an exchange publishes as its own (Binance, OKX, Bybit, HTX and Bitfinex); each counts for its whole history. No address is added by following transactions.
• Read from our own Dogecoin node, block by block, and summed for each UTC hour.
• A lower bound. Exchanges hold coins at addresses they don't list, and Coinbase, Kraken and Robinhood publish no dogecoin addresses at all, so the exchanges as a whole hold more than this page shows.
• Coins, not debts. The chain shows what sits at an address, not what an exchange owes its customers or whether the coins are lent.

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