Bitget's March 2026 Proof of Reserves Shows 154% Reserve Ratio

Bitget is a cryptocurrency exchange offering digital asset trading services. It regularly publishes proof-of-reserves reports so users can assess whether the platform holds enough assets to cover its recorded liabilities. A reserve ratio above 100% indicates that assets are sufficient to cover user funds and is an important measure of an exchange's liquidity and asset security.

Bitget's latest proof-of-reserves report for June showed that its average reserve ratio remained at 123%. ETH holdings rose 24% from May, the most notable change in the period. The report did not disclose how much ETH was added or its US dollar value, but the monthly increase reflected users' reallocation of assets on the platform amid market volatility.

Proof of reserves, or PoR, allows cryptocurrency exchanges to disclose on-chain assets so users can assess their solvency. Bitget uses Merkle Tree verification for core assets including BTC, ETH and stablecoins, alongside a protection fund, to ease concerns about asset misappropriation or insufficient liquidity. With exchange risk under heightened scrutiny, reserve ratios are an important measure of platform security.

Bitget’s latest proof-of-reserves report for February 2026 showed its overall reserve ratio holding at 169%. That means the platform had about 169 units in reserves for every 100 units of user assets, remaining above the 100% required for full coverage. The report covers major assets including BTC, ETH and stablecoins and continues to use Merkle Tree verification, enabling users to confirm that their account assets are included in the calculation.