FTX creditors get '10-25% of their crypto back,' CryptoQuant CEO wants 'smart regulation'

Rise’n’Crypto

The weekend saw some stability in BTC's price after a few strong weeks of gains, but a lot of the conversation concerns renewed retail interest and what it really indicates. Elsewhere, Binance founder CZ, walked free from prison, having served his sentence; those owed by FTX are getting only about "10-25% of their crypto back," according to one creditor, and CryptoQuant's CEO calls for "smart regulation" of the sector for it to thrive — but not everyone agrees. To catch up on everything that happened in crypto this weekend, carve just 10 minutes out of your day!
Further reading:

• US Bitcoin ETFs raked in $1.1B this week, most since mid-July
• Bitcoin retail comeback on the cards as Coinbase pierces top-400 apps
• Bitcoin ATH bull run unlikely if social sentiment runs too hot — Santiment
• Binance founder CZ walks free from US prison
• FTX creditors only getting ‘10-25% of their crypto back’ — Creditor
• CryptoQuant CEO calls for ‘smart regulation,' community voices doubts

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