The 7,500 BTC That Left Binance’s SAFU Fund Has Moved Again, to an Unlabeled Address
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The 7,500 BTC That Left Binance’s SAFU Fund Has Moved Again, to an Unlabeled Address
The 7,500 BTC that moved out of Binance‘s Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) on Oct. 31 moved again early on Nov. 3, according to Unchained’s pull of public blockchain data. The fund’s remaining 7,500 BTC is half the 15,000 BTC it held after the exchange converted the fund in February. Binance said on Oct. 31 that a “partial deployment” of SAFU was part of how it was covering losses from the roughly $6.3 billion hot-wallet hack, alongside part o…
The 7,500 BTC that Binance withdrew from SAFU after a security breach moved into an unlabeled portfolio and then split into numerous exits. The movement leaves the bottom with about half of its previous holdings, while the platform remains committed to replenishing it without announcing a date.
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