Latest Proof of Reserves Published
On April 22, 2026, Bitget, headquartered in Victoria, Seychelles, released its latest Proof of Reserves. The announcement confirms a 130% backing across its multi-asset platform, reinforcing financial stability.
The comprehensive report provides a transparent snapshot of Bitget’s core asset balances, which include 19,644 Bitcoin (BTC), 221,628 Ethereum (ETH), 2,043,273,414 Tether (USDT), and 164,266,093 USD Coin (USDC). Reserve ratios are 33% for BTC, 52% for ETH, 14% for USDT, and 4% for USDC.
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, highlighted the importance of constant transparency, stating, “Markets move fast, but transparency cannot be reactive. Proof of Reserves is designed to be verifiable at any moment, not only when the market is stable.”
Users can independently verify their holdings through Bitget’s Merkle tree-based system. This system uses anonymized identifiers, ensuring privacy while confirming asset inclusion.
Bitget’s comprehensive security framework includes a Protection Fund and ongoing disclosure practices, which aim to maintain platform solvency and integrity.
As a Universal Exchange, Bitget integrates cryptocurrencies, tokenized assets, and traditional financial instruments. Regular Proof of Reserves updates provide a reliable reference for users navigating interconnected markets.
Globally, Bitget serves over 125 million users, solidifying its leadership in the tokenized Traditional Finance market. The platform offers industry-leading low fees and high liquidity across 150 regions.
Strategic partnerships with organisations like LALIGA and MotoGP™ drive crypto adoption. Collaborating with UNICEF, Bitget aims to support blockchain education for 1.1 million people by 2027.
Bitget provides access to over 2 million crypto tokens, more than 100 tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, foreign exchange, and precious metals such as gold. This vast ecosystem helps users trade smarter with an AI agent co-piloting trade execution.
Bitget continues to expand its Universal Exchange model, bringing together crypto, tokenized assets, and traditional financial instruments. Transparency remains essential for scaling across asset classes.
Last updated: 23 April 2026, 5:34 pm
