LBALBank launched in 2015 as a Chinese-origin exchange focused on altcoin trading volume. The platform expanded to serve global markets by offering access to over 800 cryptocurrencies, well beyond the narrow BTC-ETH duopoly of mainstream exchanges. On-chain, the tracked addresses on this page represent verified custody holdings tied to the exchange's operational reserves and user deposit pools.
Attribution of these addresses came through exchange wallet clustering and public fund flow analysis across multiple blockchain explorers. LBank maintains in-house cold storage for the bulk of user deposits, with hot wallets rotating operational balances. The Bitcoin addresses listed here capture portions of their exchange reserve footprint on the BTC network, though the full custody architecture spans multiple custody addresses and offline vaults.
LBank segments custody across cold vaults for long-term security and hot wallets for trading liquidity. The addresses tracked here show periodic inflows from user deposits and outflows to liquidity pools during high-volume trading periods. This mixed-custody model is standard for exchanges handling millions in daily spot volume across hundreds of trading pairs.