How Can Users Limit Their Losses if a Crypto Exchange Collapses?

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The crypto exchange collapse of FTX was a wake-up call for everyone who trades crypto. Watching the larger-than-life fallout in the news was eye-opening. But even worse was watching the FTX users scramble to regain their funds from the platform. How could such a seemingly successful company be so risky? And how many other companies might face the same fate?  It may feel like exchanges and banks are failing left and right. However, it is possible to understand how to limit potential losses. We hope nothing quite so dramatic as FTX happens again, but just in case, it pays to

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