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EA Institutions' Response to the FTX Collapse - Footnote 23

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The claim mentions specific funding gaps for EA Funds' Long-Term Future Fund and Infrastructure Fund, but the source does not provide these specific numbers. The claim states Open Philanthropy paused most new longtermist funding commitments in specific areas, which is accurate, but the source does not explicitly state that this happened in the "immediate aftermath" of FTX's implosion.

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forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/mCCutDxCavtnhxhBR/some-comments-on-recent-ftx-related-eventsEA Funds(1 check)
partial85%Haiku 4.5 · 4/3/2026
Found: EA Funds' Long-Term Future Fund and Infrastructure Fund reported funding gaps of roughly \$450,000 and \$550,000 per month respectively following FTX's implosion. Open Philanthropy paused most new lon…

Note: The claim mentions specific funding gaps for EA Funds' Long-Term Future Fund and Infrastructure Fund, but the source does not provide these specific numbers. The claim states Open Philanthropy paused most new longtermist funding commitments in specific areas, which is accurate, but the source does not explicitly state that this happened in the "immediate aftermath" of FTX's implosion.

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