The charts below show how much STEEM is stored on each exchange where STEEM is listed.
Rule #1 in the crypto world: Don't store your cryptocurrencies on an exchange!
STEEM stored on all exchanges
STEEM stored on Bittrex
STEEM stored on Binance
STEEM stored on Poloniex
STEEM stored on Bithumb
STEEM stored on Huobi
STEEM stored on Upbit
STEEM stored on Gopax
STEEM stored on SteemEngine
How much STEEM is currently stored on each exchange?
| Exchange | Balance | Last week | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bittrex | 32,148,045 STEEM | 36,509,095 STEEM | -11.9% |
| Binance | 31,299,353 STEEM | 30,941,343 STEEM | +1.2% |
| Poloniex | 5,636,883 STEEM | 6,133,118 STEEM | -8.1% |
| Bithumb | 9,986,549 STEEM | 9,986,549 STEEM | +0.0% |
| Huobi | 7,667,570 STEEM | 7,606,388 STEEM | +0.8% |
| Upbit | 7,292,595 STEEM | 4,108,853 STEEM | +77.5% |
| Gopax | 363,751 STEEM | 353,886 STEEM | +2.8% |
| SteemEngine | 592,021 STEEM | 580,040 STEEM | +2.1% |
Total amount of STEEM stored on all exchanges: 94,986,767 STEEM
Total STEEM supply: 329,296,151 STEEM
Liquid STEEM: 122,153,287 STEEM
- 28.8% of the total supply is stored on the exchanges.
- 77.8% of all liquid STEEM is stored on the exchanges.
Thanks for all the steem statistics. I think it's important for all of us to know this information. @tipu curate . But is that true that poloniex removed steem from their exchange, or not yet ?
Yes, Poloniex delisted Steem unfortunately.
From their website:
Interesting, just after that bittrex also asked from all traders to accept the new terms of Global bittrex instead of international. I'm not aware, are there any regulations and exchanges started to make some changes ? Or it's just a coincidence that Poloniex was sold and Bittrex is changing something, almost at the same time.
Low volume coins that aren't a pure currency are being delisted everywhere because of new regulations.
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Extremely useful information. Although, Steem never actually leaves the ecosystem so if an exchange that lists Steem were to get royally hacked, the Steem would be effectively "beached" if the hacker(s) tried to sell the Steem above board. Can't move that much through blocktrades at once, and the community would be able to track the movement of every transaction and where the Steem went. I mean, the end result is the same because dum-dums storing coins on an exchange are still left empty-handed, but the thought of knowing there's a Steem account with Millions of Steem just sitting there, and some of it had your name on it... Just that thought alone is a big enough deterrent for me. It's good there are bright minds hard at work creating Steem-engine and other means to move and exchange Steem that exist inside the ecosystem.