In response to the evolving landscape of stable coins and traditional banking systems, Binance has announced its plans to convert the remaining $1 billion Industry Recovery Initiative funds from BUSD to native cryptocurrencies, including BTC, BNB, and ETH.

The move comes as stable coins, such as BUSD, face increasing scrutiny from regulators and banks around the world. Meanwhile, cryptocurrencies continue to gain acceptance as a legitimate asset class, with many large financial institutions investing in Bitcoin and other digital assets.

Binance’s decision to convert its remaining funds to native cryptocurrencies underscores the company’s commitment to embracing new and innovative technologies. By leveraging the power of blockchain and decentralized finance, Binance aims to create a more transparent and efficient financial system that benefits all stakeholders.

In a statement, Binance emphasized its commitment to transparency, noting that some fund movements will occur on-chain. This means that investors will be able to track the movement of funds in real-time, providing greater visibility into how their investments are being used.