How Does the Exchange Ensure the Transparency of the Insurance Fund’s Use?

Transparency is ensured by publicly reporting the fund's balance and, in some cases, the mechanisms for its growth and depletion. Some exchanges also publish a record of ADL events or liquidation statistics.

However, most exchanges do not publish a real-time, transaction-level ledger of the fund's activity, which remains a point of contention for full transparency advocates.

How Does Post-Trade Reporting Differ between Traditional and Crypto OTC Markets?
What Is a ‘Print’ in the Context of Dark Pool Trade Reporting?
How Does the ‘Reporting Threshold’ for Block Trades Affect Market Transparency?
Is Clearinghouse Capital Publicly Disclosed?
How Does the Transparency of a Public Blockchain Aid in Risk Management?
How Does the Time Taken to Generate a PoA Template Compare to a Full PoW Block?
Is the Size of the Insurance Fund Publicly Auditable?
How Can Traders Monitor the Size and Health of an Insurance Fund?

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