How to read OrangeX Proof of Reserves information

What users can check on the PoR page

Users can review supported assets, reserve ratio, audit time, and wallet-detail information from the official Proof of Reserves page. These labels help users understand the relationship between OrangeX, reserve transparency, and user balances.

Where OrangeX shows reserve information

The official Proof of Reserves page displays assets, OrangeX.com assets, users' net balances, reserve ratio, audit time, and wallet details. The PoR launch announcement says Proof of Reserves was launched to reinforce transparency and security.

How to interpret reserve ratios

A reserve ratio is useful only when users also understand its scope, timing, supported assets, and update cadence. A snapshot or report reflects a particular point in time and is best read together with wallet details, official announcements, and account security settings.

What PoR does not mean

Proof of Reserves does not remove market volatility, leverage losses, liquidation risk, phishing risk, account compromise, mistaken transfers, or product-specific rules. This limitation belongs near the explanation instead of being hidden in a disclaimer.

PoR reading checklist

• Open the official Proof of Reserves page from www.orangex.com.
• Check the audit time or latest report date before relying on numbers.
• Review supported assets and whether the asset you hold is included.
• Compare reserve ratio, OrangeX.com assets, and users' net balances.
• Read wallet details where available.
• Do not treat PoR as a no-risk or profit guarantee.