MoonXBT Prepares Proof of Reserve (PoR) for User Convenience
“Security and user trust are the two founding stones of the crypto industry,” said Jack, CEO of MoonXBT.
According to Jack, MoonXBT has been regulated by the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (SERC). That means, the platform has enough reserves to meet SERC requirements and to fulfill customer withdrawals at any time of any amount.
But Jack believes that, it is important to synchronize with the industry to rebuild user trust together.
But Jack believes that, it is important to synchronize with the industry to rebuild user trust together.
Proof of reserve, especially the Merkle Tree proof of reserve has emerged as a way to demonstrate asset safety and transparency to prevent fear from spreading from users after the liquidity crunch occurred at the second largest CEX, FTX.
MoonXBT Will Prepare Proof of Reserve
While preparing for the disclosure of proof of reserve, MoonXBT has also issued a total of 500,000 USDT of special funds to traders affected by the FTX incident including agents, KOLs, users and others.
Those who lose more than a certain amount on FTX can receive grants from MoonXBT every month for six consecutive months.
MoonXBT has always been vocal in asset safety and always puts the interests of users first. As a direct partner of the Government of Cambodia, MoonXBT has been thoroughly vetted by the top financial enforcement branch.
Apart from that, MoonXBT has also worked with the industry leading crypto security company, Fireblocks, as its asset custodian.
Fireblocks not only provides technology solutions to provide bank-grade security to users' private keys, but also oversees the transfer of MoonXBT assets.
The platform never makes “accidental wrong” transfers to other company accounts, nor does it use user funds as any form of collateral to carry out DeFi activities.
According to Jack, regardless of FTX emergencies, MoonXBT always follows strict protocols to ensure the safety of user assets.
“But hopefully showing proof of reserve can help [return] users build trust more quickly,” said Jack.
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