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On June 10, 2026, Binance reported that centralized exchanges now hold US$93 billion in stablecoins, with Binance accounting for US$53 billion—57% of the total—reflecting a 61% increase in overall exchange reserves since early 2025.
Binance published new data reporting that as of June 10, 2026, centralized cryptocurrency exchanges collectively held US$93 billion in stablecoins. According to the Binance Research report, Binance’s platform accounted for US$53 billion of these reserves, making up 57% of the total and outpacing the next-largest exchange by US$42 billion.
The stablecoin reserves held on exchanges have increased by 61% (US$35 billion) since early 2025, with Binance’s share rising from 54% to 57%. The report attributes this concentration of stablecoin holdings on centralized exchanges to user preferences for liquidity and perceived trust, noting that most stablecoin-related activities—including trading, yield generation, payments, and collateral management—remain consolidated within centralized venues rather than shifting to self-custody or decentralized finance platforms.
Binance is a major cryptocurrency exchange based in Hong Kong, recognized for its high daily trading volumes, liquidity, and large user base. The platform features its own BNB Coin for reduced commissions, cold wallet storage for crypto asset security, and a complex commission structure using a Maker/Taker grid system. Read the full review on the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more context, our previous Binance update on Traders Union covered the introduction of automated recurring bStock transactions and the opportunity for users to earn rewards via Binance Convert. Read more details in our earlier news about Binance.