HTX Releases Proof of Reserves For 2025, Here’s User Balance

HTX, a leading global digital asset exchange, has released its 2025 Proof of Reserves Annual Report. The report confirmed that the exchange has kept a full reserve ratio for all major assets for 38 months in a row. 

This result highlights HTX’s strong focus on user safety, transparency, and careful financial management.

HTX Shows Strong Reserves, User Growth, and Rising Trust

The report revealed that HTX operates a full redemption system that lets users withdraw their assets at any time without limits. The exchange supports this system with audited reserves, on-chain checks, and regular public updates.

For more than three years, HTX has kept a 100% reserve ratio across its main assets. This means every user fund remains fully backed at all times. This open approach helps build trust and shows clear and honest operations.

The 2025 report shows strong growth in user holdings, which reflects rising confidence in the platform. User’s USDT stablecoin balances grew sharply during the year, rising from about $695 million in January to $1.765 billion by December.

This increase of more than 150% points to strong liquidity inflows and greater reliance on HTX as a trusted trading platform. This high level of openness also helped HTX gain approval to begin the licensing process in Pakistan.

HTX Gains Market Share and Wider Asset Coverage in 2025

HTX strengthened its position in the wider exchange market in 2025. Research from CoinDesk shows the platform recorded a market share increase of 2.06% by November 2025. This placed HTX at the top among major centralized exchanges for market share growth.

To further improve transparency, HTX expanded its Proof of Reserves coverage during the year. The report now includes additional popular assets such as the Trump-linked token WLFI and the USDC stablecoin. 

This wider coverage gives users a clearer view of the platform’s liquidity and shows the strength of its holdings across many digital assets.

HTX’s Growth, Challenges, and Recovery Over Time

HTX, formerly known as Huobi, was founded in 2013. It has grown from a basic crypto exchange into a broader blockchain platform. Today, HTX offers digital asset trading, derivatives, research, investments, startup support, and other blockchain services, mainly for institutional clients.

The exchange has also faced challenges. In 2023, HTX paused operations after a security breach that led to the theft of Ethereum from a hot wallet. After reopening, the platform experienced large fund outflows, although it later recovered a small portion of the stolen assets.

Despite these setbacks, HTX has continued to strengthen its systems, rebuild trust, and improve transparency.