What is CoinMarketCap proof of returns?

CoinMarketCap proof of returns is an exchange reserves snapshot that compares user-backed assets across platforms. It helps traders gauge balance sheet transparency and relative depth. It is commonly used together with on-chain wallet proofs and live order book checks to assess where execution and settlement are most dependable.

Is Binance’s $155B good for BTC traders in Germany?

Large reserves often mean deeper books and tighter spreads, which can help fills. The trade off is higher concentration risk if a shock hits that venue. Use limit orders, compare all-in fees, and consider splitting orders across platforms to reduce dependency on one exchange while still tapping strong liquidity.

How does exchange liquidity concentration affect BTC price moves?

When liquidity pools around one venue, stress there can ripple across markets. Spreads can widen, slippage can rise, and correlation across exchanges can jump. During volatile periods, watch funding, stablecoin flows, and withdrawal speeds. CoinMarketCap proof of returns adds context, but live depth and flows remain the key signals.

Where does OKX fit in the reserves rankings?

OKX reserves ranking sits near the top in recent snapshots, indicating sizable user-backed assets and active markets. While Binance leads by a wide margin, cross-checking OKX and other venues helps diversify execution. Always confirm recent reserve disclosures and test small deposits and withdrawals before committing larger capital.

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BTCUSD Today: February 06 – Binance $155B PoR Leads Liquidity

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 6, 2026February 6, 2026

CoinMarketCap proof of returns is in focus today, with January 2026 data showing Binance holds about $155B in user-backed assets. That scale shapes BTC liquidity across venues. For German traders, deeper books can improve fills, but concentration raises correlation risk during shocks. As of today, BTCUSD trades at $78,648.0, down 6.939980973%. Day range is $75,644.15 to $84,138.0, below the 50-day average of $89,813.6006 and 200-day of $104,526.0834. We break down what this means for execution, risk, and next steps.