Maple Finance has disclosed $1.89 billion in loan collateral backing its syrup loans, a report that comes amid the recent exits of two executives from the decentralized lending protocol. The institution emphasized that the collateral verification is not an audit and clarified that assets backing syrup loans do not represent cash available for withdrawals. The disclosure provides transparency into Maple's lending position following leadership changes, though the protocol stressed the distinction between collateralized loan backing and liquid reserves accessible to users.