Bybit Proof-of-Reserves 32nd report: BTC/ETH/USDT backed >100%
Bybit don release dia 32nd Proof-of-Reserves (PoR) report, wey dem measure reserves as of Mar 18, 2026 and Hacken don verify am independently. Di disclosure talk say Bybit still overcollateralized for major assets wey dem dey track, wit reserve ratios pass 100%, mean say user liabilities full backed by on-chain holdings.
Key PoR ratios (Mar 18 snapshot): USDT 108% (~$5.72B user vs ~$6.19B wallet), USDC 104% (~$728.4M vs ~$764.3M), BTC 108% (49,365 BTC vs 53,757 BTC), and ETH 101% (516,717 ETH vs 525,205 ETH). Biggest buffers dey for BTC and USDT, while ETH near parity but still above 1:1.
Bybit still maintain monthly PoR cadence and independent attestations to improve verifiable exchange transparency for custody solvency. For traders, dis one generally boost confidence about exchange risk, but e no be direct catalyst for spot price.
Proof-of-Reserves, Bybit new 32nd update, and di >100% backing across BTC/ETH/USDT fit small affect sentiment about centralized custody risk rather than immediate market direction.
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Di latest Proof-of-Reserves update wey Bybit put for ground tok say dem get more collateral for major assets, with reserve ratios pass 100% for USDT, USDC, BTC and ETH (including >1:1 backing for BTC/USDT and ETH just small pass parity). Dis dey support wetin people dey feel about exchange solvency, fit reduce perceived counterparty risk and small boost confidence.
But both summaries still yan say PoR disclosures no be direct spot-price catalyst. For short term, traders fit use this information mainly for risk management (position sizing, leverage decisions, or prefer exchanges wey get stronger attestations). For long term, continued monthly PoR plus independent verification fit slowly improve trust, but normally e no dey change fundamentals fast enough to push strong directional move in BTC or ETH by itself.