@binance: Validate it for yourself. Binance Proof of Reserves lets anyone verify that user assets are backed 1:1. Check out Octob…
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Binance announced its October Proof of Reserves update, allowing anyone to verify that user assets are backed 1:1 on the exchange.
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Validate it for yourself. 🔐
Binance Proof of Reserves lets anyone verify that user assets are backed 1:1.
Check out October’s latest PoR update here 👉 https://t.co/pPJZ1FM6NF https://t.co/qJspKc3INE
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