Bitget publishes its October proof of reserves: 115%, down from 131% in September

The overall ratio falls from 131% to 115%. It declares 30,762 BTC, 215,368 ETH, 924.7 million USDT and 150.9 million USDC; the remaining covered assets are said to be backed 1:1 or more, with no per-asset breakdown. It is its 48th report and it uses a Merkle tree so each user can verify their balance. It does not disclose the total value of the reserves or the current size of its Protection Fund. Background: it suffered a hack on September 24.

Victoria, Seychelles, October 30, 2026 —Bitget , the world’s largest universal exchange (UEX), has published its latest Proof of Reserves report (PoR), showing an overall reserve ratio of 115% on its users’ assets.

This October 2026 update marks Bitget’s 48th PoR report since the initiative was launched in December 2022.The October snapshot shows that Bitget’s reserve currently consists of 30,762 BTC, 215,368 ETH, 924,684,025 USDT and 150,890,695 USDC.

Compared with September, BTC holdings increased by 5.71%, while ETH holdings rose by 18% and USDT holdings decreased by 27%. Despite these changes, Bitget maintained an overall reserve ratio of 115%, and covered assets continued to meet the 1:1 backing requirement. XAUT holdings also increased during the month, with its reserve ratio reaching 110%.Bitget keeps its reserves at or above the 1:1 ratio across all monitored assets.

The monthly report publishes reserve ratios and wallet balances alongside cryptographic verification, allowing users to independently confirm that their assets are included in the snapshot through Bitget’s Merkle tree-based verification system. Anonymized identifiers allow users to verify inclusion without exposing personal information.

“ Reserve figures may vary from month to month, but users should always be able to see what backs their assets ,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget.“ The October report shows an overall reserve ratio of 115%, with every covered asset backed at a ratio of at least 1:1. We will continue to publish these figures and offer users a way to verify their holdings for themselves.”In September 2026, Bitget expanded the coverage of its Proof of Reserves from four cryptocurrencies to 19 assets, giving users greater visibility over a broader range of investments.

The Proof of Reserves shows the reserves held against covered user balances, while the Bitget Protection Fund provides a separate financial safeguard. Together with the platform’s overall security infrastructure, these mechanisms serve different roles in protecting user assets.Bitget will continue to publish regular Proof of Reserves updates, giving users consistent access to reserve data and independent verification.To view Bitget’s latest proof of reserves, visit this link .

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