A major exchange just dropped its latest Proof of Reserves snapshot (Dec. 17), and the numbers tell an interesting story. User BTC holdings came in around 63,000 BTC—that's a 5.49% slide compared to mid-November, translating to roughly 3,674 BTC flowing out. On the Ethereum side, things look similar: users held about 537,000 ETH, marking a 6.67% decline from the previous period (approximately 38,361 ETH withdrawn). The USDT holdings showed comparable movement patterns across the same timeframe. These shifts reflect broader market dynamics where users are adjusting their positions, likely responding to recent price volatility and trading opportunities. Whether it's rebalancing strategies or liquidity reallocation, the reserve data continues to serve as a transparency checkpoint for platform health and user asset security.
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ContractExplorer
· 4h ago
Everyone is running, over 36,000 Bitcoins are being withdrawn at will. This wave of market movement is indeed quite fierce.
ETH is the same, over 30,000 coins just disappeared. It seems that the big players have already sensed the trend.
Although people talk about rebalancing, liquidity, and so on, behind these data, real money is moving. No one wants to get caught.
As for exchange transparency, it sounds good, but at the core, users are voting with their feet.
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pvt_key_collector
· 10h ago
Hmm, you're trading coins again. Is it going to crash again?
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 10h ago
You're running away again, why are so many people withdrawing coins?
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Over 3600 BTC has been moved out, how much is that worth... Are people panicking?
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The PoR data looks okay, but this wave of withdrawal is indeed a bit fierce.
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Rebalancing? I think it's just bottom fishing haha.
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USDT is also following suit, indicating everyone is watching and waiting.
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A 5% drop isn't a big deal, but I'm just worried about a sudden crash.
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Transparency has improved, but why does it feel like more and more people are losing trust...
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You're so active in withdrawing coins, what about depositing?
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SnapshotLaborer
· 11h ago
It's starting to withdraw again. This wave of market movement has scared people quite a bit.
Users are fleeing, BTC and ETH are both selling off... normal.
Is this data real? It feels like the exchange reports should be discounted.
A drop of over five percent, not too terrifying, right?
Are people bottom-fishing or panic selling? Let's see what happens next.
A major exchange just dropped its latest Proof of Reserves snapshot (Dec. 17), and the numbers tell an interesting story. User BTC holdings came in around 63,000 BTC—that's a 5.49% slide compared to mid-November, translating to roughly 3,674 BTC flowing out. On the Ethereum side, things look similar: users held about 537,000 ETH, marking a 6.67% decline from the previous period (approximately 38,361 ETH withdrawn). The USDT holdings showed comparable movement patterns across the same timeframe. These shifts reflect broader market dynamics where users are adjusting their positions, likely responding to recent price volatility and trading opportunities. Whether it's rebalancing strategies or liquidity reallocation, the reserve data continues to serve as a transparency checkpoint for platform health and user asset security.