OKX Publishes 29th Proof of Reserves, Strengthens Position as a Trusted Exchange
OKX has released its 29th consecutive Proof of Reserves (PoR), reinforcing its position as one of the most trusted and transparent exchanges in the crypto industry. The March 2025 report confirms that the exchange continues to hold more than 100% of user assets across major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether.
With reserve ratios standing at 103% for BTC, 102% for ETH, and 103% for USDT, OKX once again demonstrates a commitment to over-collateralization and responsible asset management. These figures aren’t a one-off. Over the past several months, OKX has consistently reported similar or higher coverage, with all prior reports since launch maintaining full backing of customer assets—even during periods of intense market volatility.
What distinguishes OKX’s approach is not only the consistency of these reports, but the verifiability. The platform uses a Merkle Tree-based system combined with zero-knowledge proofs, allowing users to independently verify that their assets are included in the total liabilities without compromising privacy. This structure provides a cryptographic guarantee that assets held on the exchange are truly available, and not simply numbers on a dashboard.
OKX launched its PoR program in late 2022, at a time when trust in centralized exchanges was at a historic low. Since then, it has remained one of the few major platforms to publish monthly PoR reports without fail. Over time, this consistency has helped establish the exchange as a credible, user-first platform that prioritizes transparency over marketing.
Each new PoR release adds to OKX’s track record. From real-time reserve dashboards to open-source verification tools, the exchange has leaned into transparency, not as a trend but as a defining feature. While some competitors have scaled back their disclosures or offered only selective audits, OKX continues to build a system where proof is built into the product itself.
In a post-FTX world, user expectations have changed. Both individual traders and institutional investors now demand more than just promises—they expect systems that can be verified. OKX’s Proof of Reserves initiative delivers on this demand, bridging the trust gap at a time when the future of centralized platforms depends on it.
For a growing user base in the MENA region and beyond, OKX’s consistency, transparency, and cryptographic assurance make it more than just an exchange—it’s becoming the reference point for what a trusted exchange should look like.
As the market matures and users grow more discerning, will other exchanges rise to the same standard—or will trust remain a differentiator only a few are willing to earn?
