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Recovery and Resolution

Definition

Recovery and resolution refers to the processes and frameworks designed to manage and mitigate the impact of financial distress or failure within institutions or systems. In the context of digital assets, this involves establishing mechanisms to restore operations or liquidate assets in the event of a platform collapse, major hack, or other systemic issue. The objective is to protect users and maintain overall market stability by providing clear procedures for handling adverse events. This concept is particularly relevant for centralized entities operating in the crypto space.