Price predictions 11/14: BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, HYPE, LINK, BCH

PANews reported on September 20th that, according to The Block, FTX will pay an additional $1.6 billion to creditors as part of the third distribution of its bankruptcy estate, starting September 30th. The bankruptcy plan, finalized in October 2024, will utilize over $15 billion in recovered assets. FTX's latest payments will be made to both the exchange's convenient and non-convenient categories. The convenient category generally refers to retail traders and small creditors, who make up the majority (up to 99%) of FTX's creditor base, while the non-convenient category involves larger or more complex claims. FTX’s initial two distributions were intended to refund the exchange’s retail users approximately 120% of their balances at the time FTX declared bankruptcy in November 2022. Nonetheless, some former users expressed frustration with FTX’s bankruptcy proceedings, arguing that the cash payout from the FTX bankruptcy estate is worth far less than what their crypto assets would be worth today had they not been liquidated, given the market’s rebound since the pandemic-era bear market trough.

Ireland becomes a regulated DeFi gateway as Aave’s Push receives full MiCA approval Push enables zero-fee euro-to-stablecoin access, strengthening safe DeFi onramps MiCA clarity boosts Ireland’s appeal as stablecoin adoption accelerates across Europe Ireland is positioning itself as a central gateway for Europe’s regulated DeFi expansion after Aave Labs secured full MiCAR approval for its new fiat-to-stablecoin service, Push.  The authorization establishes the country as a compliant on-ramp for digital assets at a time when European regulators are tightening scrutiny and demanding stronger consumer guarantees. Ireland’s growing regulatory clarity also strengthens its role as a preferred base for crypto firms seeking predictable oversight across the European Economic Area (EEA). Push Introduces Zero-Fee Stablecoin Conversion According to the press rele…Read The Full Article Aave ‘Push’ Gains Ireland’s MiCA Approval for Euro-to-Crypto Conversion Services On Coin Edition.

Bitcoin has slid from early-November levels near $110,000 to trade around $96,000, with fear-zone sentiment, nearly $1 billion in ETF outflows and weaker spot depth aligning with 10x Research’s Bear Market Watch and a reset phase that now turns on liquidity, funding and flows.