Don't trust. Verify.
How do you know if your exchange actually holds what it claims?
A shiny logo means nothing. The real question: can they prove they have the assets backing your balance?
That's where Proof of Reserves comes in. A public report showing the exchange's on-chain holdings vs user deposits. And more importantly: YOU can verify your own funds are included.
@OKX has published PoR every single month since Nov 2022:
48 consecutive reports
$22B+ in reserves
Covers $BTC $ETH and major stablecoins
User-verifiable via Merkle tree
One report is marketing. 4 years straight is a pattern.
You don't have to trust anyone. You can check it yourself.
Where you park your crypto matters. Especially with all the exploits and rug pulls happening.
Verify your assets directly on their PoR page.
How do you know if your exchange actually holds what it claims?
A shiny logo means nothing. The real question: can they prove they have the assets backing your balance?
That's where Proof of Reserves comes in. A public report showing the exchange's on-chain holdings vs user deposits. And more importantly: YOU can verify your own funds are included.
@OKX has published PoR every single month since Nov 2022:
48 consecutive reports
$22B+ in reserves
Covers $BTC $ETH and major stablecoins
User-verifiable via Merkle tree
One report is marketing. 4 years straight is a pattern.
You don't have to trust anyone. You can check it yourself.
Where you park your crypto matters. Especially with all the exploits and rug pulls happening.
Verify your assets directly on their PoR page.
