Gate has published its latest reserve report, showing that the exchange continues to maintain reserves above user liabilities across its supported assets.
As of June 22, 2026, the platform reported an overall reserve ratio of 115%, meaning reserves exceed customer assets by 15%. The exchange said the reserve framework now covers nearly 500 different assets, providing an additional buffer against market volatility and operational risk.
The latest figures show growth in both user holdings and platform reserves for the two largest cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin user balances increased from 17,216 BTC in the previous reporting period to 19,054 BTC. Gate reported holding 25,292 BTC in reserves, resulting in an excess reserve ratio of 32.73%.
Ethereum user holdings reached 344,935 ETH, while platform reserves climbed to 423,960 ETH. This translated into an excess reserve ratio of 22.91%.
The exchange said the increases reflect continued user activity while maintaining reserve levels comfortably above liabilities.
Stablecoin coverage remains above 100%
Gate also reported reserve data for several major stablecoins. USDT user balances totaled approximately 1.418 billion tokens, backed by 1.432 billion tokens in reserves, producing an excess reserve ratio of 1%.
USDC holdings stood at 89 million tokens, while platform reserves reached 117 million tokens, resulting in a 30.75% excess reserve ratio.
For USD1, user balances totaled 712 million tokens, compared with 782 million tokens held by the platform, creating an excess reserve ratio of 9.87%.
One of the largest increases came from GUSD. User holdings rose from 108 million tokens in the previous report to 185 million tokens, while reserves reached 319 million tokens, generating an overcollateralization ratio of 72.81%.
According to the report, several additional assets maintained reserve ratios significantly above the 100% threshold.
The platform reported reserve ratios of 134.18% for GT and 116.92% for XRP, further contributing to the exchange's overall reserve surplus.
Gate noted that it was among the first cryptocurrency exchanges to adopt a 100% Proof of Reserves framework while incorporating zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) technology.
The reserve verification system combines on-chain wallet verification, Merkle Tree audits and user balance snapshots, allowing customers to independently verify reserve data without exposing sensitive account information.
The company said it continues to strengthen its security infrastructure through multi-signature custody systems, proprietary technology and a global bug bounty program designed to identify vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
Expanding beyond crypto
Alongside its reserve disclosures, Gate highlighted the continued growth of its broader financial ecosystem.
The platform now reports more than 54 million registered users and supports over 4,700 cryptocurrencies and 11,500 stock-related assets.
In addition to spot and derivatives trading, Gate has expanded its traditional finance offerings, enabling users to trade more than 10,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs using USDT while also providing access to over 1,500 Hong Kong-listed equities.
The company has also built an equity-focused investment ecosystem that includes pre-IPO opportunities, IPO participation services and secondary-market stock trading.
Gate said it plans to continue developing its Proof of Reserves framework while expanding its product lineup across digital assets, equities, IPO opportunities and other financial instruments.
The exchange stated that reserve transparency, asset security and verifiable auditing will remain central to its long-term strategy as it seeks to strengthen trust and improve capital efficiency for users across both crypto and traditional financial markets.
U.Today Editorial Team
Dan Burgin
