The aim for CoinDCX to dedicate itself in introducing simpler products for easier accessibility to the Digital Assets, along with introducing industry best practices comes from the handshake with the philosophy to incorporate the most advanced security measures and compliant structure.
As a promise made when the first Proof of Reserve report was released back in December 2022, CoinDCX has come out with the new report; as of March 24, 2023.
CoinDCX PoR Report, March 2023:
Keeping our promise of transparency, below are the holdings of CoinDCX as an exchange – as of March 2023.
Source: Coingabbar
The snapshot shared below, shows that, in aggregate CoinDCX does not take leverage or create fractional reserve against any user funds. We operate as an exchange in its true sense.
Source: Coingabbar
How Does CoinDCX Assure Simple Accessibility To Digital Assets?
CoinDCX as a brand has always operated with the aim to simplify accessibility of the digital asset for the masses. Some of the example of the same are:
- Crypto Futures
- Earn
- One tap availability of TDS reports
Now that we have taken a look at the current PoR scenario, below are some of the most commonly asked questions regarding Proof of Reserves.
What is Proof Of Reserves?
A Proof of Reserve audit is simply the method by which an exchange employs the services of a third party crypto auditor in order to ensure that it has assets on its balance sheet and balances the customer holdings.
The release of the Proof of Reserve reports started to come in after the FTX fiasco that took place last year, which caused the market crash. It was first proposed by Changpeng Zhao of Binance.
On Proof of Reserve and Liabilities:
- CoinDCX has an order placement system that ensures that assets bought by the users are 1:1 placed under vaults on/off-chain, especially warm/cold wallets. This ensures that for every order placed by users, CoinDCX actually buys or holds crypto assets.
- In our opinion, the much advocated “Proof Of Reserves” provides a standalone asset value, it only showcases one side of the part. There’s no visibility of liabilities. Proof of reserve without Proof of liabilities is only half the picture.
- So let’s take it one step ahead and ensure this with Reserves to Liabilities (R2L) Ratio: Total assets owned (on/off-chain) / Total liability & contingencies.
In my opinion, the much advocated “Proof of reserves” provides a standalone asset value, it only showcases one side of the part. There’s no visibility of liabilities. Proof of reserve without Proof of liabilities is only half the picture.
So let’s take it one step ahead and— Sumit Gupta (CoinDCX) (@smtgpt) November 13, 2022
Conclusion
With ease of accessibility in mind, safety of the funds of the customers and transparency of the brand assets also comes into play. To support the same, CoinDCX will keep publishing their quarterly Proof of Reserves report along with token information and 7M framework, to ensure education about the space goes hand in hand with the innovative features within the CoinDCX ecosystem.
*Disclaimer: Assets/Net Worth shown is the value of the token holdings in the wallet addresses provided by the exchanges, on blockchains that Coin Gabbar supports. It is not meant to be an exhaustive, complete or comprehensive statement of the actual assets or reserves held by the exchange on behalf of its users or customers.
