⛓ Proof of Reserves
Every balance, backed and verifiable
Proof of Reserves lets you verify that every AVAX Blackjack Battles owes players is fully backed. Every hour we commit a Merkle-sum snapshot of total player balances and the on-chain treasury to the Avalanche blockchain. What matters here is coverage, so this page shows the ratio, not the amounts — and anyone can confirm it on-chain, without trusting our word.
Latest snapshot
- Reserve coverage
- 200%+
- Last verified
- 2026-08-24 03:37 UTC
Committed on Avalanche: view the transaction on Snowtrace →
How it works
- Sum liabilities. Every hour, all player balances are summed into a Merkle tree — an aggregate that never exposes any individual player.
- Commit on-chain. The tree's root and the on-chain treasury balance are written to the Avalanche blockchain: a public, timestamped, immutable record.
- Anyone verifies. Compare the committed liabilities against the treasury balance to confirm reserves ≥ what's owed — directly on-chain, no trust required.
What this proves — and what it doesn't
✓ It guarantees
- Player balances are fully backed by the on-chain treasury at each snapshot.
- The totals are timestamped and immutable on Avalanche.
- The platform is non-custodial — it holds fees, not your deposits.
✕ It doesn't
- Prove any individual match was fair — that's provably-fair verification.
- Guarantee returns — it's about solvency, not outcomes.
- Expose any individual player's balance, or the platform's — only a coverage ratio is published.
Frequently asked questions
What is Proof of Reserves?
Proof of Reserves is a public, cryptographic check that a platform holds enough assets to cover what it owes users. Blackjack Battles commits an hourly Merkle-sum snapshot of total player AVAX balances and the on-chain treasury to the Avalanche blockchain, and publishes the resulting coverage ratio here, so anyone can confirm reserves fully cover liabilities.
How often are reserves proven?
Every hour. Each snapshot sums all player balances into a Merkle tree and records the on-chain treasury balance, writing the root to Avalanche. The latest coverage ratio and its transaction appear on this page once published.
Does the platform hold my funds?
No. Blackjack Battles is non-custodial — player AVAX lives in player-owned vault contracts, and the platform receives fees, not deposits. Proof of Reserves is a second guarantee: the treasury backing in-flight balances is fully collateralized and publicly verifiable.
Is this live now?
Yes — the reserve contracts are live on the Avalanche C-Chain and snapshots publish hourly. Coverage grows as player balances do after launch.
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