Binance Releases 43rd Proof of Reserves: User BTC and ETH Rise, USDT Declines

Binance Releases 43rd Proof of Reserves: User BTC and ETH Rise, USDT Declines

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2026-06-18 09:00:52
Binance’s 43rd proof of reserves, based on a June 1 snapshot, shows user BTC holdings at about 630,000 coins and user ETH holdings at about 4.14 million coins, both higher than on May 1. User USDT holdings stood at about 34.3 billion, down by roughly 460 million USDT.
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According to ChainCatcher, Binance has released its 43rd proof of reserves, with the snapshot dated June 1. The disclosure covers user assets in BTC, ETH and USDT, and compares the figures with data from May 1. A proof of reserves report records user asset balances at a specific snapshot time, and this latest publication lists the changes across the three named assets.

The report shows that Binance users held about 630,000 BTC, an increase of 4.26% from May 1. In absolute terms, the BTC balance rose by 25,838 coins. User ETH assets were reported at about 4.14 million ETH, up 10.17%, with an increase of 382,619 ETH. Based on the disclosed figures, both BTC and ETH user balances increased from the previous comparison date, while ETH recorded the larger percentage gain.

For USDT, Binance reported user assets of about 34.3 billion tokens. This represented a 1.33% decrease from May 1, equivalent to a reduction of roughly 460 million USDT. In the 43rd proof of reserves, BTC and ETH user assets rose, while USDT user assets declined, with all figures tied to the June 1 snapshot disclosed by Binance.

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