The market prices generally just going sideways, there is no sudden pump or dump, and lastly, it is far from volatile. Neither there isn't any significantly widespread bullish news or bearish news. Many people obsess over what the regulator does to the centralized exchanges, but personally, any such move will prove and affect the longer terms that Bitcoin will stand still and strong without much effect.
Binance and CZ not only have an influence on the market, but also have a significant impact on the crypto market. The market price is moving sideways because this is just unofficial news, I mean nothing serious has happened yet. So the market doesn't react strongly, but if the government really accuses Binance of forcing them to shut down then you'll see what the consequences are.
Bitcoin will always exist and continue to grow in the long term, but in the short term it cannot avoid frenzied dumping if Binance really has the same problem as FTX.
Which is truly a good thing. I would favour Bitcoin to thrive without excessive centralized exchange leading and controlling as a "gateway" of people entering Bitcoin. Whether it will be replaced with another one, a more diverse centralized exchange competition, or the user would favour decentralized exchange. Those are a few possible options. Also, I did not mean to discredit or question CZ influences but rather omit them. Bitcoin is big enough not to be significantly affected by a single person.
I don't think that's going to happen, the growth of bitcoin and the crypto industry wouldn't be as great as it is today without centralized exchanges, although this would make many bitcoiners unhappy but it is true. Centralized exchanges play an important role in the market whether we like it or not. Decentralized exchanges still have a lot of limitations, aside from providing privacy for users, they are nothing better than centralized exchanges. Honestly, if DEXs still can't improve, they will never be able to compete with CEX.