HTX says it kept core assets 100% backed for 38 months, as 2025 PoR data shows a 154% surge in user USDT and broader reserve audits.
Summary
- HTX claims a 100% reserve ratio for core assets for 38 straight months, verifiable on-chain via Merkle Tree-based PoR audits.
- User USDT balances on HTX jumped from about 695M to 1.765B in 2025, signaling strong capital inflows, while Bitcoin holdings stayed broadly stable.
- The exchange added USDC and WLFI to its PoR scope and stresses a “100% Redemption” withdrawal policy alongside a public PoR page for real-time verification.
Digital asset exchange HTX reported it maintained full backing for all core assets in 2025, according to the company’s Proof of Reserves (PoR) annual report released early this week.
Proof of reserves for HTX
The exchange said it has upheld a 100% reserve ratio for 38 consecutive months, with historical data verifiable on-chain through Merkle Tree audits, according to the report.
User USDT holdings on the platform increased 154% during 2025, growing from approximately 695 million in January to 1.765 billion by December, the report stated. The increase reflected capital inflows to the platform during the period.
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Bitcoin holdings remained stable throughout the year, according to the data. HTX ranked first among major centralized exchanges for growth through November 2025, the company stated.
The exchange expanded its PoR coverage to include additional assets such as USDC and WLFI, according to the announcement. HTX operates a “100% Redemption” policy, which allows users to withdraw assets at any time, the company said.
Founded in 2013, HTX operates as a digital asset exchange offering trading, financial derivatives, research, and investment services across multiple jurisdictions, according to company information.
The exchange maintains a public PoR page where users can verify reserve data, the company stated.
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