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Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand’s central banks launch stablecoin pilots with Ripple, Visa and Mastercard 🚀
The pilots target cross‑border payments for 111 million people across three Southeast Asian markets. Circle, Coinbase, JPMorgan and Stripe also participate. Regulators hope to boost inclusion and lower costs. If successful, the model could become a regional standard 🌏
Watch for further rollout updates 📈
$ARK, $SOPH, $IRYS
$ZEC LONG… BULLS READY FOR A COMEBACK?
$ZEC is holding around $1,233 after a sharp drop. Buyers are trying to build support, and a breakout could bring fresh momentum!
LONG SETUP
- Entry zone: $1,220–$1,235
- TP1: $1,260
- TP2: $1,280
- TP3: $1,306
- SL: $1,172
Watching for a confirmed bounce above $1,235. No rushing, fam!
🚀 $IRYS is moving up fast, but can the momentum continue?
The liquidation heatmap shows major liquidity zones around $0.025–$0.030, with additional clusters near $0.035–$0.045.
🔴 Resistance: $0.045–$0.050, where price may face selling pressure.
🟢 Support: $0.035–$0.040, with a stronger lower liquidity zone around $0.025–$0.030.
If buyers break resistance, $IRYS could push higher. But if momentum fades, price may pull back toward lower support zones.
Will bulls continue the rally or will ...
$BTC LONG SETUP ... Bulls Fighting Back
Entry: 81,500 – 81,800
TP1: 82,400
TP2: 83,000
Final Target: 83,600
SL: 80,400
BTC bouncing back from 80,888 support ... Buyers trying to regain control.
As long as 80,800 holds, I still see a possible recovery towards 83,600.
A clean breakout above 82,000 would strengthen the bullish momentum.
Still resistance ahead ... Don't ignore your stop loss
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Bitcoin faces a tougher macro backdrop as Brent crude holds above $100.
according to CryptoQuant, Brent is currently above its 365-day moving average and in a strong upward trend. The chart shows gray shaded periods when oil has traded this way, and Bitcoin has often slowed during those stretches. The latest reading puts Brent near $104 on the left axis, with the annual average line now sloping higher.
this is not a direct causal link. Higher oil prices raise input costs, embed inflation, and ...