Binance Moves 127,000 Bitcoins As Part Of Its Reserves Audit

According to Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, the crypto exchange is shifting substantial sums of cryptocurrency as part of its proof-of-reserve audits.
Binance Moves 127,000 Bitcoins As Part Of Its Reserves Audit

The transfer of such a big quantity of Bitcoin from the exchange to an unknown wallet today raised concerns within the cryptocurrency community about the nature of the transaction. Zhao clarified that the move is part of an ongoing audit at the exchange.

The exchange has sent 127,351 Bitcoin to demonstrate to an auditor that it controls the stated address. In response to the growing concern expressed in the comments, CZ issued another tweet:

Following the collapse of rival exchange FTX, Binance officially launched its first proof-of-reserves system last week, a prototype designed to demonstrate that it has sufficient reserves to cover all customer deposits. It is presently working on a more thorough audit.

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Binance Moves 127,000 Bitcoins As Part Of Its Reserves Audit

According to Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, the crypto exchange is shifting substantial sums of cryptocurrency as part of its proof-of-reserve audits.
Binance Moves 127,000 Bitcoins As Part Of Its Reserves Audit

The transfer of such a big quantity of Bitcoin from the exchange to an unknown wallet today raised concerns within the cryptocurrency community about the nature of the transaction. Zhao clarified that the move is part of an ongoing audit at the exchange.

The exchange has sent 127,351 Bitcoin to demonstrate to an auditor that it controls the stated address. In response to the growing concern expressed in the comments, CZ issued another tweet:

Following the collapse of rival exchange FTX, Binance officially launched its first proof-of-reserves system last week, a prototype designed to demonstrate that it has sufficient reserves to cover all customer deposits. It is presently working on a more thorough audit.

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

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