BTCC Reports 143% Reserve Ratio in September PoR Disclosure, Reinforcing Transparency Commitment

VILNIUS, Lithuania, September 17, 2025 – BTCC, recognized as the longest-operating cryptocurrency exchange, has released its latest Proof of Reserves (PoR) report, revealing a total reserve ratio of 143% as of September 15. The report indicates that all major cryptocurrencies held on the platform are overcollateralized, highlighting BTCC’s emphasis on asset security and transparency.

Reserve ratios for leading digital assets were reported as follows:

• Bitcoin (BTC): 111%
  
• XRP: 166%
  
• Ethereum (ETH): 152%
  
• Tether (USDT): 156%
  
• USD Coin (USDC): 121%
  
• Cardano (ADA): 153%

“Since Q3 began, the crypto market has remained consistently active, and BTCC continues to maintain a platform-wide reserve ratio above 140%,” said Alex Hung, BTCC’s Head of Operations. “Maintaining high reserves is essential to withstand volatility and maintain solid trust during uncertain times. The latest September PoR report reflects our commitment to long-term user protection and asset transparency.”

The exchange began publishing monthly PoR reports earlier this year. Previous months also showed strong collateral positions, with reserve ratios of 141% in August, 132% in July, 135% in June, and 152% in May.

BTCC currently serves over 10 million registered users worldwide. The platform supports more than 350 spot trading pairs and over 380 futures pairs. In the first half of September alone, it processed $41 billion in spot trading volume and $315 billion in futures volume.

The company is also set to participate in TOKEN2049 Singapore, one of the region’s key crypto industry gatherings. At the event, BTCC will highlight its collaboration with NBA All-Star and Defensive Player of the Year Jaren Jackson Jr. (JJJ), as part of its initiative to bridge crypto with sports and culture.

Following the main conference, BTCC will host a poolside networking event on October 3, supported by Tencent Cloud, AWS, Megazone, PANews, and TechFlow. The gathering will feature music and community engagement, offering attendees an informal setting to connect with industry peers.