Binance’s Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) has made another big move in its ongoing plan to shift its $1 billion emergency reserve from stablecoins into Bitcoin. The fund added 1,315 BTC worth about $100 million in its latest buy, boosting total two‑day accumulation to 2,630 Bitcoin valued at roughly $201 million. This purchase is part of a 30‑day conversion strategy announced by Binance, reflecting confidence in Bitcoin as a core reserve asset and strengthening user protection in volatile markets.
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