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Australian Cryptocurrency Exchanges that Have Audited Proof of Reserves

Reading Time: 3 min Proof of reserves is important for a number of reasons. First, it helps to build trust with customers. When customers know that an exchange has the assets it claims to have, they are more likely to use that exchange. Second, providing proof of reserves can help to prevent fraud. If an exchange is caught lying about its holdings, it could face legal penalties. Third, providing proof of reserves can help to improve the reputation of the cryptocurrency industry. When exchanges are transparent about their holdings, it helps to dispel the myths and misconceptions about cryptocurrencies.

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Post FTX – The Propaganda Behind Proof of Reserves and Exchange 1:1 Asset Allocation

Reading Time: 4 min Do cryptocurrency exchanges hold your crypto? The truth about where and how exchanges store client funds has been a topic of concern in the crypto industry. The FTX collapse brought these concerns into the mainstream, prompting exchanges to adopt Proof of Reserves and 1:1 asset allocation. However, the truth is that not much has changed from a security standpoint, and the industry still lacks transparency on exchange asset storage. In Australia, Blockchain Australia Digital Currency Exchange Members’ Affirmation outlined the standards for exchange asset storage, but the question of third-party custodians remains. Without full disclosure, the industry may face another FTX or Celsius.

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