Indodax's Proof of Reserve on Coinmarketcap shows a reserve of $1.1 billion. But is this number really trustworthy? Instead of blindly believing, it's better to verify for yourself. I cross-checked using Arkham's on-chain data and found that—there are quite a few discrepancies between the reality and the claimed figures. That's also why more and more people are using tools like Arkham to verify the actual holdings of exchanges. When it comes to transparency, data is what truly matters.
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MetadataExplorer
· 01-07 00:18
Another number game, the PoR numbers don't match the on-chain data. Isn't this a routine operation?
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GameFiCritic
· 01-06 16:51
It's the same old trick... claiming 1.1 billion in reserves, but a quick on-chain check reveals the truth. The credibility indicator of this exchange drops straight to the ground.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 01-06 16:47
PoR has been played out long ago, the numbers are all self-reported, who would believe it, they're the fools
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ForkTrooper
· 01-06 16:41
$1.1 billion? Ha, I've also verified it, and the numbers just don't add up. Exchanges are all like this.
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MevSandwich
· 01-06 16:39
It's the same old trick again; I wouldn't trust PoR numbers easily.
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RektButStillHere
· 01-06 16:26
$1.1 billion? Hehe, I want to believe it too, but on-chain data doesn't lie.
Indodax's Proof of Reserve on Coinmarketcap shows a reserve of $1.1 billion. But is this number really trustworthy? Instead of blindly believing, it's better to verify for yourself. I cross-checked using Arkham's on-chain data and found that—there are quite a few discrepancies between the reality and the claimed figures. That's also why more and more people are using tools like Arkham to verify the actual holdings of exchanges. When it comes to transparency, data is what truly matters.