Huobi HTX updates its January Merkle Tree Proof of Reserves: 100%+ coverage across all core assets, steadily ushering in a new chapter for 2026.
PANews reported on January 8th that, according to the latest Merkle Tree Proof-of-Reserve (PoR) data released by Huobi HTX, as of January 1, 2026, all core assets on the platform continue to achieve 100% or higher full coverage, maintaining a stable, secure, and transparent asset management performance at the start of the new year.
To date, Huobi HTX has regularly and publicly disclosed Merkle Tree Proof of Reserves for 39 consecutive months, and all historical data supports independent on-chain verification. The latest reserve ratios are as follows: BTC (100%), ETH (108%), TRX (107%), USDT (102%), HTX (102%), XRP (104%), DOGE (100%), SOL (101%), WLFI (102%), and USDC (100%). Users can visit the " Assets - Proof of Reserves Report " page on the Huobi HTX official website at any time to view the monthly updated proof of reserves report.
According to Huobi HTX's annual report, user USDT assets grew by over 150% in 2025; user holdings of core assets such as BTC remained stable overall, providing a solid foundation for the platform's asset structure. In 2026, Huobi HTX will continue to prioritize user asset security, dynamically improve Proof-of-Reserve (PoR) asset coverage under a highly transparent mechanism, enhance support for third-party custody solutions, and continuously strengthen the platform's long-term stable operation capabilities.
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