SAFU
SAFUMarket cap$4K$0.0₅4011 price
Sep 13 00:00O $0.0₅4011H $0.0₅4011L $0.0₅4011C $0.0₅4011Vol $8.65
Curve0% of 4.2 ETH
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About
“SAFU” became a meme in 2018, when CZ from Binance wrote “Funds are safe” on Twitter during an exchange maintenance period. Shortly after, a meme video by Bizonacci turned the phrase into “Funds are SAFU,” and it quickly went viral across the crypto community. Binance later embraced the term officially. In July 2018, it created the **Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU)**, an emergency fund financed with part of the exchange’s trading fees to help protect users in extreme situations. So, in short: **SAFU started as a meme version of “SAFE,” became strongly associated with CZ, and later became the official name of Binance’s user protection fund.**
Market
- Price
- $0.0₅4011 0.0₈1662 ETH
- Market cap
- $4K
- Volume
- $143.05 0.05928 ETH
- Trades
- 10
- Last trade
- 1mo ago
Fees
- Creator tax
- 2%
- Fees go to
- Creator
- Creator earnings
- 0.001618 ETH $3.91
- Claimed
- —
- Payouts
- 0
- Buyback
- Off
Token
- Supply
- 1B
- Circulating
- 1B
- Raised
- 0.01478 / 4.2 ETH
- Protocol
- V2
- Curve contract
- 0x1a19…c9ec
- Launch block
- 59,454,115
Creator
- Creator
- kaoshumano324b
- Tokens launched
- 19
- Graduated
- 0
- Whitelisted wallets
- 0
- First seen
- Sep 1, 2026, 6:25 PM
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