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Binance taps half its SAFU Bitcoin holdings, releases reserve proof

CCointelegraph by Helen Partz·CointelegraphPublished Nov 2, 2026, 09:25 PM

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Binance’s SAFU Bitcoin wallet now holds about 7,500 BTC after a 7,499 BTC transfer linked to the hack, with no timeline for restoring the $1 billion fund.

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