About ReserveBeat
ReserveBeat is an independent monitor of public stablecoin reserve figures, built and maintained by Aaron Cohen. It reads issuer-published attestation reports and on-chain supply from primary sources, renders every figure verbatim at its stated scope, and states its own limits on every page — never an opinion on any issuer's solvency.
ReserveBeat is the public face of Reserve Ledger, an evidence pipeline that captures issuer-published attestation reports, independently measures on-chain token supply, and stores both on a tamper-evident, hash-anchored evidence chain. Every figure on this site renders verbatim from that stored evidence, with its source tier and freshness beside it.
No tracked issuer is a customer of this site and none has endorsed it. Figures are never adjusted, recomputed, or netted: a ratio only ever divides numbers the issuer's own document states at the same as-of date, and anything not measured renders as its honest absence rather than an estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Who runs ReserveBeat?
ReserveBeat is built and maintained by Aaron Cohen on Reserve Ledger, a system of preparation for stablecoin reserve evidence. The public site renders the same figures the pipeline stores and anchors.
Is ReserveBeat an auditor?
No. ReserveBeat is not an auditor, makes no attestation, and states no opinion on any issuer's solvency. It renders figures from issuer-published reports and public blockchains, verbatim and at their stated scope.
Can the figures be checked independently?
Yes. Every figure names its primary source — an issuer's published report or a public contract — so a reader can re-derive it from the same document or chain data without ReserveBeat.