Shiba Inu (SHIB) added to verifiable assets on Binance.
This brings the total number of verifiable assets to 13 on Binance. The crypto exchange says it plans to add more tokens to the PoR system in the weeks ahead.
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Simply defined, "proof of reserves (PoR)" refers to the assets Binance holds in custody for users. It is proof that Binance has the funds to cover its users' assets 1:1, as well as some reserves. Aside from the addition of new assets, Binance has also announced an upgrade to its proof-of-reserves (PoR) verification system as it introduces the first version of zk-SNARKs implementation.
In November 2022, Binance launched its proof-of-reserves system, which utilizes Merkle tree cryptography to let users verify their holdings. Binance has now upgraded its solution by implementing zk-SNARKs, a type of zero-knowledge proof to provide transparency on user funds. Accordingly, it states that the verification system's code will likewise be published as open source. Users can now verify that the total net balance of each account is nonnegative and that all user assets are included in the total net balance of user assets stated by Binance.
SHIB, BONE, LEASH listed on crypto exchange aggregator.
Swapzone, a noncustodial crypto exchange aggregator, now supports the Shiba Inu trifecta: Shiba Inu (SHIB), Bone ShibaSwap (BONE), and Doge Killer (LEASH).
Huobi, a Seychelles-based exchange, listed BONE on its official cryptocurrency page this week, indicating that it intends to offer the asset.
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