Binance Boosts SAFU With $233M Bitcoin Buy

• Binance added 3,600 BTC to SAFU in one transaction, valued at about $233 million during market volatility.
• SAFU’s total Bitcoin holdings increased to 6,230 BTC, worth roughly $434 million at current prices.
• Recent SAFU Bitcoin purchases now total nearly $430 million within a few days, based on public blockchain data.

Binance has expanded its Secure Asset Fund for Users with a fresh Bitcoin purchase during a volatile market phase. The exchange added 3,600 BTC in a single allocation, valued at about $233 million. The move increased total SAFU Bitcoin holdings to 6,230 BTC, worth roughly $434 million at current prices.

SAFU records new Bitcoin addition

Binance confirmed that its SAFU reserve received 3,600 BTC in the latest transaction. The allocation was executed during a period of broad market weakness, while trading volumes remained elevated. Public blockchain data tracked the transfer into wallets associated with the SAFU reserve.

NEWS: Binance buys another 3,600 $BTC for its SAFU fund. pic.twitter.com/cIlGKDSeNP

— CoinGecko (@coingecko) February 6, 2026

This purchase followed earlier Bitcoin additions made within the same week. Combined, the recent transactions lifted cumulative BTC purchases to nearly $430 million. Binance described SAFU as a separate pool held to protect users in extreme events.

Total SAFU holdings reach 6,230 BTC

With the latest addition, the SAFU fund now holds 6,230 BTC. Based on prevailing market prices, the reserve is valued at about $434 million. The fund has historically been funded using trading fees and reserve reallocations.

While timelines are full of FUD and red candles, @binance is quietly doing what strong balance sheets do , buying fear.

3,600 BTC added. ($233.37M)
6,230 BTC total in SAFU Fund($434.5M).

Markets react to emotion.
Institutions react to opportunity. pic.twitter.com/cPa6iiyZd9

— Narcos 🔸 (@MisterNarcos) February 6, 2026

Binance has stated that SAFU remains fully funded and segregated from operational accounts. The exchange has also said that balances can be monitored through public addresses. This structure is intended to provide transparency while maintaining reserve accessibility during emergencies.

Shift from stable assets toward Bitcoin

Binance announced in late January that SAFU would adjust its asset mix over time. The exchange said part of the reserve would move from stable assets into Bitcoin. The plan was described as a gradual conversion, not a one-time shift.

According to Binance, Bitcoin was chosen for its liquidity and market depth. The exchange noted that SAFU still exists to cover extreme situations, not for active trading. Stable assets continue to form part of the reserve, alongside Bitcoin holdings.

Market context and reserve strategy

The recent SAFU purchases occurred during a period of falling crypto prices. Bitcoin declined sharply over recent sessions, while sentiment weakened across major digital assets. Despite this backdrop, Binance proceeded with its planned reserve allocation.

In a statement shared earlier, Binance said, “SAFU is designed to protect users during extreme scenarios.” The exchange added that reserve decisions follow internal risk planning. The recent purchases align with that framework, according to the company.

The increased Bitcoin share means SAFU’s value will move with market prices. Binance has said the reserve is managed with a long-term view. The exchange continues to describe SAFU as an insurance-style fund rather than a profit-driven portfolio.

As a result of the latest transaction, SAFU remains one of the largest exchange-managed user protection reserves. The fund’s size and composition are expected to evolve further, depending on market conditions and internal policy updates.