Singapore’s central bank has signaled an upcoming shakeout of unregulated stablecoins as the country moves to protect the integrity of assets within its financial ecosystem.  In a keynote speech at the Singapore FinTech Festival on Thursday, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) managing director Chia Der Jiun warned that “unregulated stablecoins have a patchy record of keeping their peg.” “There has been a lot of attention on stablecoins.

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CleanSpark just sold $1.15 billion of zero-coupon convertible notes to buy more power and machines in the most brutal mining environment yet. The deal is a 144A private placement due in 2032, with an initial conversion price of around $19.16, roughly a 27.5% premium to the $15.03 stock price at the time of announcement. Approximately $460 million is allocated directly to repurchasing CleanSpark shares from the note buyers, with the remainder used to expand power and land portfolios, build data center infrastructure, including AI and high-performance computing capacity, repay Bitcoin-backed credit lines, and cover general corporate expenses.

CleanSpark just sold $1.15 billion of zero-coupon convertible notes to buy more power and machines in the most brutal mining environment yet. The deal is a 144A private placement due in 2032, with an initial conversion price of around $19.16, roughly a 27.5% premium to the $15.03 stock price at the time of announcement. Approximately $460 million is allocated directly to repurchasing CleanSpark shares from the note buyers, with the remainder used to expand power and land portfolios, build data center infrastructure, including AI and high-performance computing capacity, repay Bitcoin…

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Dogecoin is attempting to stabilize after a sharp market shakeout, with an analyst highlighting a critical line in the sand. Independent analyst Kevin points to a "solid bounce" off the weekly 200-EMA, near the $0.16 handle, which has preserved Dogecoin’s bullish channel structure six times since last summer. This bounce returned DOGE into its dominant trading range, suggesting the $0.16 area remains the bulls' final line of defense. The framework centers on reclaiming the immediate pivot level of $0.202 on a three-day closing basis. Achieving this $0.202 reclaim would position DOGE back above the macro 0.5 Fibonacci retracement and the 3D 200 EMA/SMA, creating conditions for upward momentum. This optimistic outlook is contingent on Bitcoin maintaining price strength above $106,800 simultaneously. If the bounce fails, key supports lie at $0.14, $0.09, and $0.05, reinforced by older, down-sloping trendlines that caused the recent aggressive bid. Conversely, if $0.202 is reclaimed, the market faces layered supply at $0.21–$0.24, followed by significant range highs into $0.285 and $0.305. The analyst emphasizes that the weekly bounce off the 200-EMA kept DOGE inside its year-long channel and preserved a pattern of higher lows. Ultimately, trend continuation hinges on confirming the $0.202 level and sustained Bitcoin strength. Until confirmation, Dogecoin is expected to remain range-bound, oscillating between the lower trendline defended by buyers and the upper resistance prevailing against sellers.

Ethereum has retested a key support level around $3,100-$3,500 after a recent market shakeout. The cryptocurrency briefly touched a four-month low of $3,057 but rebounded to the $3,650 level. Analysts suggest that maintaining the current levels is crucial for bulls to fill market inefficiencies. However, a significant resistance wall exists around $3,700, where over 869,000 ETH were accumulated. Several large Ethereum whale addresses have reduced their holdings recently, though some investors see the dip as a buying opportunity. BitMine, for instance, purchased $400 million worth of ETH. Some analysts believe Ethereum's anticipated end-of-year rally may be delayed, possibly until late 2025 or early 2026. This is partly due to a lack of correlation with M2 supply, suggesting hindered US liquidity growth. Another analyst expects ETH to establish a higher low near $3,400-$3,500 before targeting new all-time highs in December. The $3,100 level is identified as the next critical support zone, with a break below potentially signaling the start of a bear market. However, other analyses draw parallels to Ethereum's Q2 price action, where a similar dip preceded a significant 100% rally. This suggests a potential retest of $3,700-$3,800 resistance and a large year-end rally if history repeats.

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Dogecoin is attempting to stabilize after a sharp shakeout, and one technician argues the market just telegraphed its line in the sand. In a weekly chart shared on X, independent analyst Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) highlights a “solid bounce” from the weekly 200-EMA and a swift move back into the year’s dominant trading range. At press time on the chart, price sits near $0.1828, with the blue 200-week moving average rising just beneath the market around the $0.16 handle.