Binance Tops up Its Insurance Fund to $1 Billion Following FTX Crash

Binance Tops up Its Insurance Fund to $1 Billion Following FTX Crash
Binance’s CEO said the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange increased its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) to $1 billion again.

This comes as a result of the recent market plunge, and its purpose is to grant customers maximum protection in case of another possible negative event.

  • Changpeng Zhao (CZ) tweeted that his trading venue topped up its SAFU insurance fund to $1 billion. BUSD and BNB holdings account for $700 million of the total sum, while BTC’s address makes up the remaining $300 million.
  • The executive outlined that the move could offer transparency and additional security to clients during the current challenging times.
  • Binance established the SAFU in 2018 as an emergency insurance fund that could protect clients in case of extreme situations.
  • Due to the ongoing crypto winter, the fund’s balance recently dropped to $735 million before the company increased it back to $1 billion now.

Source: Digital Insurance

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