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OKX reports stable growth in user holdings with Bitcoin at 130,507 BTC, Ethereum at 1.645M, and USDT at 11.185B. OKX has released its 38th monthly Proof of Reserves report, showing steady growth in user-held assets. The snapshot, dated December 11, shows rising balances in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT compared to November.  User activity appears stable, with no major withdrawals across key assets. The report demonstrates continued engagement on the platform during a period of mixed market conditions. Bitcoin Holdings Remain Stable User Bitcoin holdings on OKX reached approximately 130,507 BTC in December. This represents an increase of 68 BTC from the previous snapshot on November 19, or 0.05%. The small increase indicates stability rather than large-scale withdrawals.  OKX released its 38th Proof of Reserves (snapshot date: Dec. 11). User BTC holdings were about 130k BTC, up 0.05% from the previous snapshot on Nov. 19, an increase of 68 BTC; user ETH holdings were about 1.6452 million ETH, up 2.14%, an increase of 34,431 ETH; and user USDT… pic.twitter.com/KOysGkeyyB — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) January 2, 2026 Exchanges often see Bitcoin leave during strong bull markets, but stable or rising balances suggest consolidation. OKX confirms that on-chain reserves fully cover all user Bitcoin balances. The Proof of Reserves system continues to provide transparency to users.  Investors can verify that the exchange maintains sufficient assets for all customer holdings. Reports like these aim to ensure user confidence and reinforce platform reliability. The December figures show calm market behavior among Bitcoin holders on the exchange. Ethereum Balances Show Growth Ethereum balances on OKX increased more sharply than Bitcoin in December. User ETH holdings rose to about 1.645 million ETH, an increase of 34,431 ETH or 2.14 percent. The rise may reflect portfolio adjustments, staking activity, or users preparing for on-chain opportunities.  Furthermore, ETH often…

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