Binance has finished reshaping its fund into Bitcoin, and the change is more practical than flashy. The exchange now holds 15,000 BTC as its user protection reserve, closing a transition that took about a month from announcement to completion.
The final transfer added 4,545 BTC. It didn’t come with a press spectacle or a marketing push—just an on-chain movement and a confirmation. At a Bitcoin price near $67,000, the reserve stands at roughly $1.005 billion. Numbers aside, what matters is the rule attached to it: if market swings pull the fund below $800 million, it will be rebalanced back to $1 billion.
That condition turns Bitcoin from a speculative holding into a working safety tool. In simple terms, is saying its emergency cushion will live inside the same asset many of its users already trade and store. No basket of mixed tokens. No quiet dilution into . One asset, watched in real time.
This decision lands in a moment when exchanges are
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