
Half of the approximately 15,000 BTC in the SAFU fund, established in 2018, was used in four transactions on October 31 to compensate for reserves lost in last week's hack.
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The SAFU fund was created in 2018 and was first used in the $40 million hack in 2019.
Half of the Bitcoins in the SAFU fund, which was created in 2018 and used for the first time in the $40 million hack attack in 2019, were used for the reserves lost in last week's hack attack.
This fund, which stands for “Safe Assets for Users”, contained approximately 15 thousand BTC. According to Coindesk, four separate transactions were made from the SAFU wallet on October 31 and
After the transactions, the number of Bitcoin decreased to approximately 7,500 BTC. This shows that half of the BTCs in the fund were used to complete the reserves.

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