ReserveBeat
ReserveBeat tracks stablecoin reserve disclosures from primary sources: issuer-published attestation reports and independently measured on-chain supply. Every coverage figure divides two numbers the issuer's own report states at the same as-of date, rendered with its source tier, freshness, and stated limits — never a judgment of reserve sufficiency.
By Aaron Cohen
Tracked tokens are subjects of public data: supply figures are read from their public Ethereum contracts, and composition figures from the issuers' own published attestation reports. No tracked issuer is a customer and none has endorsed this site.
Frequently asked questions
What is ReserveBeat?
ReserveBeat is an independent monitor of public stablecoin reserve figures. It reads issuer-published attestation reports and on-chain supply from primary sources and renders each figure verbatim with its source tier, freshness, and stated limits.
Is a coverage figure a solvency judgment?
No. A coverage ratio divides two figures the issuer's own report states at the same as-of date. It says nothing about reserve sufficiency, and no figure here is ever adjusted or recomputed.
Where do the figures come from?
Two primary sources: the issuers' own published attestation reports, captured and hash-anchored before parsing, and token supply read from public Ethereum contracts at a quorum of RPC providers.
Are the tracked issuers involved with ReserveBeat?
No. Tracked tokens are subjects of public data. No tracked issuer is a customer and none has endorsed this site.