The CEO of Binance claims that the cryptocurrency business needs regulations that are clear

The CEO of Binance claims that the cryptocurrency business needs regulations that are clear

FTT token deposits from FTX have been barred from Binance’s platform.

In light of recent developments and participants “cutting corners,” dominant cryptocurrency exchange Binance’s CEO Changpeng Zhao called for new, stable, and transparent laws for the sector in NUSA DUA, Indonesia.

Zhao told a group of G20 leaders at the Bali summit, “We’re in a new sector, and we’ve seen things go crazy in the industry in the last week. We need regulations, we need to do this well, and we need to do this in a stable way.

His remarks come as colleagues and collaborators in the cryptocurrency sector lay out strategies for dealing with the demise of competing exchange Sam Bankman-FTX. Fried’s

After watching consumers withdraw assets for a week, FTX filed for bankruptcy on Friday. Binance also abandoned a rescue offer.

“I believe that the industry as a whole has a responsibility to protect customers and everyone. Therefore, it isn’t simply regulators. Regulators play a part but are not solely responsible for the situation “said Zhao.

He had tweeted over the weekend asking other exchanges to follow Binance‘s lead and stop accepting deposits of FTX’s FTT token on their platform.

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