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How Is the Optimal Size of an Insurance Fund Determined?

The optimal size is determined by the exchange's risk management team, considering factors like market volatility, average daily trading volume, maximum leverage offered, and the historical frequency and size of liquidation deficits. It needs to be large enough to cover the largest plausible deficit event but not so large as to be inefficient.

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