Proof-of-reserve features launched by CMC on its platform ?will offer users in-depth updated financial insights about the cryptocurrency?exchange.

CoinMarketCap (CMC) announced through Twitter that the proof-of-reserve feature newly launched will offer users to audit the details of active cryptocurrency exchanges in the industry. This will include the company's overall assets, its associated public wallet addresses, their balances, current prices, and values of the wallets for liquidity transparency.

According to CoinMarketCap, the PoR trackers will update data every five minutes. On November 22, the company tweeted a user manual for the gadget.

When the FTX liquidity and insolvency crises continued, CZ was among the first to offer evidence of reserves. Binance's CEO and cofounder Changpeng "CZ" Zhao retweeted CoinMarketCap's development and included a link. It released a proof of assets recently that featured wallet addresses and activities. After the release of the initial version, CZ stated that soon be made public through Merkle Tree PoR.

Binance, Kucoin, Bitfinex, Crypto.com, Huobi, OKX, and By bit are among the exchanges currently implementing proof-of-reserve. Five other crypto exchanges have publicly announced they are conducting full proof-of-reserves verifications but were not included in the list including Kraken, Gate.io, BitMEX, Coinfloor, and HBTCHBTC.

In an effort to be transparent, numerous other platforms in the market started disclosing their financial reserve and liquidity data. Some of the companies who release their own data first were Chainlink Labs, Bitfinex, and Bybit. Grayscale, which focuses on providing cryptocurrency investment products, has chosen to withhold its on-chain PoR, citing security concerns. Grayscale did release a letter from Coinbase Custody confirming Grayscale's cryptocurrency holdings, but it did not disclose the wallet addresses.