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Binance Adds $300M in Bitcoin to User Protection Fund

Binance increased its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) with a large Bitcoin purchase, raising the fund's BTC holdings above 10,000 coins.

Feb 10, 20266:27 AMNewsroom AI

Binance added roughly $300 million worth of Bitcoin to its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU), acquiring about 4,225 BTC and lifting the fund's holdings to approximately 10,455 BTC [1][3][4].

The accumulation pushes the fund's Bitcoin-backed reserve above $720 million, with some outlets valuing the holdings at about $734 million after the purchase [1][2][3].

Blockchain analytics firms tracked the on-chain transfers that comprised the buy; reporting indicates the purchase was executed using stablecoins as part of the fund top-up [3][4].

Binance's move increases the exchange's emergency reserve intended to protect users, as reflected by the expanded SAFU balance reported by multiple analytics and news outlets [1][2][3][4].

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