How Does a Regulatory Body View a Depleted Insurance Fund?

A regulatory body would view a depleted insurance fund as a significant red flag, indicating poor risk management and potential systemic risk to the platform and its users. It could trigger an investigation, require the exchange to cease operations until the fund is restored, or result in severe penalties, as it shows a failure to protect customer capital from counterparty default.

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Why Is a Whitepaper with Only Marketing Language a Red Flag?
Can the Insurance Fund Be Used for Exchange Operational Expenses?
What Is the Impact of a Market Halt on a Continuous TWAP Calculation?
Can an Exchange Borrow from Its Insurance Fund for Operational Expenses?
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