Binance's October reserve report shows the exchange holds reserves exceeding 100% for major cryptocurrencies: 100.35% for Bitcoin (BTC), 100.00% for Ether (ETH), 103.88% for Tether (USDT), and 100.47% for BNB. This means Binance has more assets in reserve than users' balances on the platform, indicating strong liquidity. Notably, users' BTC balances increased by about 6,217 BTC (worth $536.7 million), while ETH balances decreased by approximately 183,602 ETH (worth $498.6 million). These figures provide transparency on Binance's asset coverage and user holdings.
Binance's October reserve report details cryptocurrency reserves surpassing 100% for major coins. For readers following the broader crypto market, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Oct 06, 2026 18:44 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 14 rose and 35 fell. Notable movers include THETA with a 5.29% increase and 100% sell order activity, ONE down 5.25% with 66% buy orders, and CAKE down 3.90% with 55% sell orders.
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