In the wake of FTX, regulatory concerns have intensified, spotlighting the need for stricter oversight of exchanges, enhanced consumer protection and a global standard to curb regulatory arbitrage. The collapse has sparked industry debates on the risks of centralized platforms, emphasizing the need for better risk management and a potential shift towards decentralized exchanges all while impacting market stability and investor confidence and necessitating steps to rebuild trust.
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