JUST IN: #BINANCE COMPLETES $1B #bitcoin TCOIN #safeWallet CONVERSION Binance just added 4,545 BTC (~$304.6M) to its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU), bringing total holdings to 15,000 BTC ; about $1B. This marks the final step in Binance’s plan to convert the entire SAFU reserve from stablecoins into Bitcoin. The fund will be actively rebalanced if its value drops below $800M, reinforcing its role as an emergency protection pool. Binance says the move reflects long-term confidence in Bitcoin as a foundational asset for user protection and industry resilience. #GoldSilverRally
Telegram has rolled out a major update allowing over 1B+ users to send Bitcoin and other crypto directly into their TON Wallet through MoonPay. The integration uses MoonPay’s new “Deposits” service, which automatically handles swaps, bridges, and cross‑chain routing, making transfers seamless inside Telegram’s self‑custodial wallet. The move is designed to simplify crypto adoption by removing technical barriers and giving Telegram’s massive user base direct access to digital assets. With MoonPay powering the backend, users can fund their wallets without manual conversions, marking one of the largest mainstream integrations of Bitcoin into a messaging platform. #crptonews #telegramMining
JUST IN: DANSKE BANK ENDS 8-YEAR CRYPTO BAN Denmark’s largest lender is now offering #Bitcoin and #Ethereum ETPs to clients, reversing years of restrictions on crypto-related products. Customers can access three ETPs (2 BTC, 1 ETH) through its banking platforms. Danske says the shift comes from growing client demand and clearer EU regulation under MiCA. Another major European bank stepping into crypto. #BTC
European Union to impose a total ban on crypto transactions with Russia, tightening sanctions to block Moscow from using digital assets as a workaround. The proposal would prohibit EU citizens and companies from engaging with Russian crypto service providers, exchanges, or platforms, extending restrictions to stablecoins and Russia’s planned digital ruble. The measure is designed to close loopholes in existing sanctions and ensure that crypto cannot be used to facilitate cross‑border payments or evade financial restrictions. If adopted, the ban would mark one of the EU’s strongest steps yet in restricting Russia’s access to global financial systems. #BinanceBitcoinSAFUFund
JUST IN: CoinShares says only 10,200 BTC is at risk from quantum threats. The firm emphasized that quantum computing poses a long‑term risk to cryptography, the actual exposure today is limited. This suggests that the majority of Bitcoin holdings remain secure under existing encryption standards. #GoldSilverRally
Binance and Franklin Templeton launching an institutional collateral program, enabling tokenized MMF shares issued via Franklin Templeton’s Benji Technology Platform to be used as collateral on Binance. This is the first initiative under Binance’s and Franklin Templeton’s collaboration announced last year. #BinanceBitcoinSAFUFund
What Forbes Reported About USD1 A new Forbes report says Binance accounts for roughly 87% of the supply of the Trump family–linked stablecoin USD1 (including Binance-controlled wallets and Binance users’ balances). That would make it one of the most exchange-concentrated distributions among major stablecoins. •This describes where tokens are held/custodied, not necessarily who “owns” them. •Stablecoin balances on exchanges can change fast due to market-making, incentives, treasury movements, deposits/withdrawals, and redemptions. •Concentration can matter for liquidity, counterparty exposure, and market perception, depending on how the stablecoin is used.
Robert Kiyosaki Says Bitcoin Beats Gold - Here’s the Reasoning Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is once again backing Bitcoin, and this time he’s drawing a clear comparison to gold. Kiyosaki says he believes diversification matters, and that holding a mix of Bitcoin, gold, and silver can make sense for spreading risk. But when asked to choose only one asset, he said he’d pick Bitcoin - mainly because of how it’s designed. The core argument: scarcity •Gold is “limited,” but not capped. In theory, more gold can enter the market when prices rise because higher prices encourage more mining activity. If new deposits become profitable to extract, supply can expand over time. •Bitcoin has a hard cap. Bitcoin’s supply is programmed to max out at 21 million coins, which means no one can “mine more” beyond that limit. With Bitcoin’s circulating supply already close to the cap, Kiyosaki frames BTC as a scarcity-driven asset, and calls that fixed supply a “brilliant strategy” that could support long-term value if demand continues to grow.