- Binance reserves show 8,004 BTC, 307K ETH, and $360M USDT withdrawn from the exchange within 30 days.
- Binance holds 631K BTC, 3.87M ETH, and $36.49B USDT in its March 1 Proof of Reserves snapshot.
- All Binance reserve ratios remain above 100% despite large crypto outflows from the platform.
Crypto investors have withdrawn large amounts of digital assets from Binance during the past month. The latest Proof of Reserves report shows declines in several major assets held on the exchange. Despite the withdrawals, reserve ratios for supported assets remain above 100%, according to Binance data.
Binance Reports Decline in Major Crypto Holdings
Binance released its Proof of Reserves Report number 40 based on a March 1 snapshot. The report provides details about assets held by the exchange and the ratio that backs user balances.The data shows that Binance holds about 631,000 Bitcoin.
This figure represents a decline of about 1.25% compared with the previous report. Ether reserves also recorded a decrease during the same period. Binance reported holdings of about 3.87 million ETH, which reflects a drop of about 7.35%.
The exchange also reported holdings of $36.49 billion in Tether. This amount represents a decrease of around 0.98% from earlier reported levels.
Over 8,000 Bitcoin Withdrawn Within One Month
The report indicates that large amounts of assets left the exchange during the past 30 days. Blockchain data and reserve records show a combined outflow across multiple major assets.
Around 8,004 BTC moved out of Binance wallets during this period. Ether withdrawals were also notable, with about 307,000 ETH leaving the exchange.
Binance Proof of Reserves Report #40 (March 1 Snapshot)$BTC: 631K BTC (down 1.25%)$ETH: 3.87M ETH (down 7.35%)$USDT: $36.49B (down 0.98%)
In just 30 days, 8,004 BTC, 307K ETH and $360M USDT worth of outflows from the exchange.
All reserve ratios stay above 100%. Binance… pic.twitter.com/wHNd2IdU7y
— Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) March 7, 2026
Stablecoin balances also declined during the same timeframe. Data shows that about $360 million worth of USDT moved away from the platform.
These movements reflect asset transfers rather than trading losses. Crypto users often move assets to personal wallets or other platforms for storage.
Reserve Ratios Remain Above 100%
Binance reported that all supported assets remain fully backed by reserves. According to the report, reserve ratios remain above 100% for user balances. Proof of Reserves reports aim to provide transparency about exchange holdings.
They allow users to verify that assets deposited on the platform are backed by on-chain reserves. Binance has released multiple reserve reports since the transparency system launched. Each report provides a snapshot of wallet balances and reserve ratios at a specific date.
The latest document states that user assets remain fully backed. The company said the reserves continue to match or exceed customer balances.
Market Observers Track Exchange Outflows
Large exchange withdrawals often draw attention from market participants. Traders and analysts monitor such movements using blockchain data. Outflows from exchanges can occur for several reasons.
Users may move funds into private wallets for custody or long-term holding. Institutional investors and large holders also transfer assets between platforms. These movements may occur during portfolio adjustments or custody changes.
The latest data shows billions of dollars worth of crypto assets leaving Binance within a month. At the same time, the exchange reports that reserve ratios remain above the level required to back user holdings.
