Binance’s $1B recovery fund is a lifeline, but questions remain, including on decision making and why funds came from a cold wallet that holds customer funds (Ryan Weeks/The Block)

Ryan Weeks / The Block:
Binance’s $1B recovery fund is a lifeline, but questions remain, including on decision making and why funds came from a cold wallet that holds customer funds  —  – The billion-dollar fund could be a crucial lifeline for the industry, as companies tussle with the aftershocks of FTX’s collapse.

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Block’s bitcoin-focused TBD subsidiary partners with Circle to build infrastructure for cross-border, dollar-linked stablecoin transfers and savings  —  The partnership aims to improve people’s access to dollar-linked stablecoins in countries with rapidly devaluing currencies.

Binance announces a recovery fund to help “otherwise strong” projects facing a liquidity crisis; Justin Sun says Tron, Huobi, and Poloniex will support Binance (Sam Reynolds/CoinDesk)

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Binance shares addresses for its wallets and details its holdings: 475K BTC, 4.8M ETH, 17.6B USDT, 21.7B BUSD, 601M USDC, 58M BNB, and a $1B SAFU fund (Callan Quinn/The Block)

Callan Quinn / The Block:
Binance shares addresses for its wallets and details its holdings: 475K BTC, 4.8M ETH, 17.6B USDT, 21.7B BUSD, 601M USDC, 58M BNB, and a $1B SAFU fund  —  – Binance has released the addresses of its hot and cold wallets.  — It provided a snapshot of its current holdings.

Report: FTX legal and finance teams learned that SBF implemented a “backdoor” in FTX’s bookkeeping system to alter financial records without alerting others (MacKenzie Sigalos/CNBC)

MacKenzie Sigalos / CNBC:
Report: FTX legal and finance teams learned that SBF implemented a “backdoor” in FTX’s bookkeeping system to alter financial records without alerting others  —  – Reuters reports that at least $1 billion worth of customer funds have vanished from the failed crypto exchange.