Binance has pledged to cover customer losses after a suspected security breach led to $2.54 billion in crypto assets being frozen. But its emergency SAFU fund is generally maintained at around $1 billion, raising questions about how larger losses would be financed.
Binance has pledged to cover customer losses after a suspected security breach led to $2.54 billion in crypto assets being frozen. But its emergency SAFU fund is generally maintained at around $1 billion, raising questions about how larger losses would be financed.
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