Gate's latest reserve fund report: total reserve ratio rises to 125%, safeguarding user assets with over $9.4 billion

SignatureVerifier · 2026-01-12T03:16:10+00:00

Gate Exchange's latest reserve report shows that the platform's total reserve ratio has increased to 125%, with a total reserve size reaching $9.478 billion, covering nearly 500 types of user assets. The core assets BTC and ETH have a significantly increased excess reserve rate, and the total number of USDT stablecoin users has grown to 1.385 billion, reflecting the platform's commitment to strengthening user asset protection.

SignatureVerifier

2026-01-12 03:16:10

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【ChainNews】Gate Exchange has just announced its latest reserve report, with impressive data. As of January 6, 2026, the platform’s total reserve ratio increased from 124% to 125%, with total reserves reaching $9.478 billion, covering nearly 500 types of user assets.

Regarding core assets, reserves remain sufficient. The total BTC held by users is 17,640 coins, with Gate’s reserves reaching 24,817 coins, and the excess reserve rate rising from 33.96% to 40.69%—a significant increase. For ETH, the total user holdings are 337,565 coins, with platform reserves at 419,320 coins (a slight increase from 419,096 in the previous period), and an excess reserve ratio of 24.22%. The total USDT stablecoin holdings have grown to 1.385 billion coins (up from 1.333 billion in the previous period), with Gate’s reserves at 1.516 billion coins.

The significance of this report lies in the continuous public disclosure of data through a verifiable mechanism. Gate commits to safeguarding user assets with tangible excess reserves. The sufficient reserves of core assets further strengthen the platform’s security defenses.

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SignatureDenied

· 4h ago

94.78 billion USD, sounds good, but the real question is when can this money be withdrawn? A reserve ratio of 125% is indeed quite stable, and an excess of 40% in BTC is also okay, but it depends on whether they can really hold up. When can we experience this sense of security? I'm still a bit worried now. These numbers look good, but I don't know if they can withstand the next crisis. Everyone says the reserves are sufficient, but I'm more concerned about whether the withdrawal speed has increased.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 6h ago

Wallet security first, these numbers look solid, increasing reserve ratio is always good Wait, BTC excess reserves over 40 points? How much did they accumulate? That's a bit exaggerated USDT reserves doubled? It seems like more and more stablecoin players are entering Honestly, these numbers look good, but when extreme market conditions come, can they really hold up? That's still a question 125% sounds good, but compared to other exchanges, is this level considered leading? User assets cover nearly 500 types? That's a bit outrageous, how much effort does it take to achieve this? Reserve reports are becoming more transparent, and this trend is good

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AirdropGrandpa

· 6h ago

The numbers are pretty good, but who still really trusts reserve reports these days? 125% sounds impressive, but I'm just worried that a black swan might appear one day... BTC reserves increased by over 7,000 coins? That's quite a move. Relying on this to reassure yourself? I think I'll just stick to being honest with myself—doesn't that feel better?

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MeaninglessApe

· 6h ago

125% reserve ratio sounds good, but the real key is how long this number can be maintained Gate's recent actions are indeed serious, unlike some exchanges that just shout slogans BTC excess reserves increased from 33 to 40, the growth is decent, let's see if it can stay stable in the future 94 billion USD sounds large, but in the context of the entire market... it still feels like we need to look at more reports before making a judgment Having sufficient reserves is a good thing, but how do users know this data is genuine? Has it been verified on-chain? This report is much more detailed than the last one, with finer data granularity, quite interesting

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Deconstructionist

· 6h ago

These numbers look comfortable. A reserve ratio of 125% is indeed good, but I wonder to what extent these data can be verified... BTC excess reserves have increased from 33 to over 40, which is a significant rise, but how does it compare to other exchanges? Is it still at the top level? Wait, nearly 500 assets can be covered? That sounds a bit unbelievable. How is the audit conducted? It feels like every day there's a trading platform showing off reserve reports—this is getting competitive. Honestly, it still comes down to on-chain verification; surface data can be exaggerated by anyone.

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GasGasGasBro

· 6h ago

The reserve ratio has increased again. The numbers look pretty good, but can this really make people feel at ease... 125% has gone up, but it seems like everyone is competing over this number. Who knows what's real and what's not. BTC excess reserves jumped from 33% to 40%. This increase is indeed impressive, but I'm worried it might be just a temporary buildup. $9.478 billion sounds intimidating, but with so many assets on the platform, can they really be diversified? I still feel a bit uneasy. Stablecoin reserves are increasing quite rapidly. Are users fleeing or what... Anyway, I still prefer to keep the majority of my assets in self-custody. No matter how safe exchanges are, they are still other people's vaults.

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