OKX exchange customers increased their Bitcoin holdings by 4.07% over the past month. According to snapshot data as of September 8, 2026, total customer assets rose to 139,865 BTC, up from 134,399 BTC recorded on August 11.
The increase in customer wallet deposits, however, diverged from the overall value of the exchange’s major assets. Total major assets held by OKX shrank to $27.4 billion, down from $35.4 billion reported in the previous period. The 47th edition of its proof-of-reserves report logged 153,151 BTC in exchange crypto wallets to cover 139,865 BTC in customer liabilities. This difference yielded a Bitcoin reserve ratio of 109% - down from the August ratio of 111%.
Not Just Bitcoin on the Rise
The trend of additional inflows extended to other crypto assets as well. Customer Ethereum holdings climbed 3.49%, rising from 1,725,703 ETH last month to 1,785,866 ETH early this month. Despite higher user liabilities, OKX maintained its Ethereum reserve ratio at an even 101%.
In the stablecoin category, users appeared to concentrate additions in dollar-pegged assets. Customer USDT balances grew 4.62% to 8.493 billion tokens, significantly up from 8.118 billion tokens recorded the previous month. The report showed the USDT reserve ratio stood at 105%, dipping slightly by one percent from 106% last month.
The report, recorded under ID 502299735, covers an assessment of 22 different crypto assets. Reserve ratios for secondary coins remained stable and fully covered customer funds: USDC stood at exactly 100%, XRP at 108%, DOGE at 101%, SOL at 105%, and the exchange’s utility token OKB was fully backed at 100%.
Security Without Sacrificing Privacy
Compiling exchange reserve audits carries a dual responsibility: reassuring the market of solvency while safeguarding customer personal data. To balance these competing priorities, OKX implemented zk-STARK version 2 proof technology in its audit system.
This zero-knowledge verification infrastructure allows outside parties to verify the overall solvency of system reserves without accessing individual customer balances or personal identities. For users, the monthly reports provide certainty that their coins are always backed by equivalent assets in the exchange’s vaults - eliminating liquidity panic.
Reported via crypto.news.
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