A lot of people were suggesting on other sites that SVB collapsed because a lot of money was held in government bonds and was hard to liquidate because of the rise in interest rates. If that was the case, why was there no facility for the bonds to just be bought back and instead the bank had to collapse into a bigger one that could make more profit from it (or have a greater burden themselves).
Most of the said bonds, which are held under the US Treasury, were already sold out earlier before this crash in order to meet the high interest rates demanded by customers. and they sold it out in a very discounted price which made my run some losses. Most of this said Bonds where already sold out on a discounted price in other to fits in customers demanded high interest rate. So maybe the Bonds are not worth equal to what could have actually restored the Bank. Or the Fed probably doesn't want to save the bank.