Shocking Binance Report Reveals Billions in Crypto Reserves — Here’s What Changed in June 2025
In a move that’s raising eyebrows across the crypto world, Binance just dropped its 31st monthly Proof of Reserves report, confirming billions in custodied assets but not without a few surprises.
The June 1, 2025 snapshot shows massive shifts in user-held BTC, ETH, and USDT, all backed at a 1:1 ratio. Here’s what the numbers reveal.
Breakdown of Binance’s Latest Reserve Snapshot
- Bitcoin (BTC): 593,000 BTC
↳ Down 1.82% — Are users pulling out? - Ethereum (ETH): 5.337 million ETH
↳ Up 1.05% — Accumulation trend confirmed? - Tether (USDT): 28.83 billion USDT
↳ Dropped 0.77% — $223 million reallocated.
These aren’t minor changes. Billions in crypto value moved in just one month and all of it under full audit.
Proof That Holds Up Under Scrutiny
Binance isn’t just claiming transparency — it’s proving it, cryptographically. By combining Merkle trees and zk-SNARKs, every user’s funds are verifiably included in the total, without exposing personal balances.
Binance Proof of reserves
This tech ensures that even as reserves change, the math always checks out.
Can You Check If You’re Included? Yes.
You don’t have to trust — you can verify:
- Log into Binance.
- Go to Wallet → Verification.
- Enter your Record ID to see if your balance is cryptographically verified.
Verify your funds here
Why This Report Is a Big Deal
This isn’t just Binance checking a box. It’s the 31st month in a row of public disclosure — a practice nearly unheard of in traditional finance, and still rare in crypto.
And while some exchanges publish one-off statements, Binance is playing the long game — backing every dollar of user funds with 1:1 coverage and a separate emergency reserve fund.
Binance Proof of Reserves June 2025
Final Word: Trust, But Verify
Binance’s June 2025 audit delivers two messages loud and clear:
- Yes, your crypto is backed.
- Yes, you can prove it.
With billions in movement and zero drop in coverage, the data suggests that Binance is not only solvent, but operationally disciplined. For users, that’s a rare signal of confidence in a post-FTX world.