OKX, Kucoin say proof of reserves will be ready in a month

OKX, Kucoin say proof of reserves will be ready in a month

Similar protocols are used by Kraken, Bitmex, Gate.io, and many other exchanges, but were not used by FTX. In the wake of the FTX liquidity crisis, two major crypto exchanges have announced that they will provide Proof of Reserves, also known as Proof of Funds (PoF) within the next month. In an official tweet, OKX stated “We're hiring Armanino for auditing & will publish an auditable Merkle POF asap.” The company then listed 23 BTC addresses and 13 Ethereum addresses containing some of the exchange’s reserves.For #OKX, transparency, risk management, & consumer protection come first. We're....


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