OSL Exchange Reserves

Real-time on-chain wallet balances of OSL — total assets, top holdings breakdown, historical trend and inflow/outflow highlights.

All Exchange BalancesExchange Overview
Total assets: $22.45M24h change: 7d change: +27.65%30d change: +73.23%Tokens held: 58Compare all exchanges →

Balance History

Top inflows (7d)

USDT+$0
USDC+$0
BTC+$0
WETH+$0
SOL+$0

Top outflows (7d)

No data available

Holdings by Token

#TokenBalanceValue (USD)Share
1USDT8.77M$8.77M39.04%
2USDC4.05M$4.05M18.04%
3BTC36.2906$2.89M12.85%
4RLUSD2.32M$2.32M10.32%
5WETH617$1.55M6.88%
6BGB367,566$728,1963.24%
7USDT0651,822$651,7532.90%
8U260,065$259,9101.16%
9POL2.36M$253,1981.13%
10MATIC2.36M$253,1981.13%
11USDG252,000$252,0131.12%
12SOL1,329$138,3120.62%
13XRP61,368$87,2870.39%
14SCR2.19M$51,1810.23%
15PLUME2.32M$32,7290.15%
16DOGE315,996$27,8230.12%
17AVAX3,426$25,3400.11%
18LTC489$24,3700.11%
19XAUT3.7405$17,1170.08%
20LINK1,268$14,8340.07%

What are OSL's on-chain reserves?

OSL's on-chain reserves are the total crypto assets held in OSL's publicly tagged wallet addresses, tracked on-chain in real time. This is often used as a rough proxy for an exchange's proof-of-reserves and its ability to cover user withdrawals, though it does not capture off-chain liabilities or fiat holdings.

How much does OSL currently hold?

OSL currently holds approximately $22.45M in total on-chain assets across 58 tracked tokens, based on public wallet tag data updated every 6 hours.

What is OSL's largest token holding?

OSL's largest on-chain holding is USDT, worth approximately $8.77M and accounting for about 39.0% of its total tracked reserves.

Are OSL's reserves increasing or decreasing?

Over the past 7 days, OSL's total on-chain reserves are rising, with a change of +27.65%. Rising reserves usually indicate net deposits (potential future sell-side supply), while falling reserves suggest net withdrawals into self-custody.
Balances are based on publicly tagged on-chain wallets (DefiLlama dataset), refreshed every 6 hours. Untagged wallets may be missed, so figures should be treated as a lower bound.