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MEXC Allocates Another 1,000 Bitcoin to Its User Protection Fund
Digital asset exchange MEXC has added 1,000 BTC to its Guardian Fund, bringing total reserves to 2,000 BTC and 100 million USDT.
Digital asset exchange MEXC announced on September 30, 2026, the transfer of an additional 1,000 BTC into its Guardian Fund. This transaction represents the second major Bitcoin allocation to the protection reserve this year, following an initial 1,000 BTC deposit in May.
With this addition, the Guardian Fund's total reserves stand at 100 million USDT and 2,000 BTC. The expansion aligns with the platform's stated commitment to increase the fund's value from 100 million dollars to 500 million dollars over a two-year timeframe, addressing ongoing security challenges across the crypto sector.
MEXC confirmed that the fund's reserve balances remain publicly visible through designated on-chain wallet addresses. MEXC Chief Executive Officer Vugar Usi stated that the continuous capital injections are designed to scale risk-management resources alongside the exchange's expanding operational requirements.
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