Key Takeaways
Binance has released its 21st Proof of Reserves (PoR) for July, showing substantial reserves across various cryptocurrencies.
The report reflects a significant increase in Bitcoin (BTC) holdings, while slight decreases were noted in Ethereum (ETH) and Tether (USDT) balances.
Bitcoin’s latest snapshot underlines its strong solvency position. It ensures that customer assets are fully backed with a reserve ratio exceeding 100% for major cryptocurrencies. The exchange’s official website highlights impressive reserve ratios: 133% for USDT, 106% for Bitcoin, and 103% for Ethereum.
Here’s a brief overview of the asset balances according to the latest snapshot:
Cryptocurrency | Customer Net Balances | Binance Net Balances |
---|---|---|
BTC | 613,470.71 BTC | 652,370,556 BTC |
ETH | 4,701,876,445 ETH | 4,853,965,331 ETH |
USDT | 21,192,804,719,188 USDT | 24,083,815,679,715 USDT |
BNB | 40,536,136.766 BNB | 43,136,968,951 BNB |
XRP | 2,930,941,729,952 XRP | 2,950,626,523,813 XRP |
USDC | 1,567,068,636.912 USDC | 1,927,191,754,792 USDC |
DOGE | 13,714,994,305.68 DOGE | 13,731,633,036,695 DOGE |
MATIC | 988,300,844.751 MATIC | 1,196,811,154,552 MATIC |
According to the latest proof of reserve, Binance saw $3.27 billion in inflows in the past month.
As a result, its reserves also saw a notable jump in July, adding 7,834 BTC worth $450 million, marking a 1.29% increase over the past month. Ethereum’s net balance, on the other hand, dropped by 10,103 ETH ($24.8 million) or 0.21%, suggesting some profit-taking and shifting preferences.
Tether also experienced a 1.52% decrease, with a net balance drop of $327 million, possibly because investors likely converted them for other assets. Conversely, Binance Coin saw a 1.55% increase, adding 617,454 BNB, equivalent to $303 million, demonstrating confidence in Binance’s native token.
Ripple (XRP), USDC, Dogecoin (DOGE), and Polygon (MATIC) holdings remained relatively stable.
Much like Binance, other exchanges like Bybit and Bitfinex also experienced substantial inflows of $276 million and $100 million, respectively.