Radar do Mercado
Resumo diário completo com análise técnica e fundamental dos mercados globais, incluindo movimentos em Forex, ações, metais e decisões macroeconômicas relevantes.
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Ethereum is showing signs of weakness as it struggles to reclaim higher price levels amid sustained selling pressure and broader market uncertainty. After several failed attempts to break above key resistance near $3,600, the asset remains range-bound, reflecting the cautious sentiment across the crypto market. Despite this, several analysts believe the current phase could represent the final shakeout before Ethereum begins its next major rally. According to recent on-chain data, large holders — including institutional players and crypto whales — continue to accumulate ETH even as volatility persists. This steady inflow from big buyers suggests growing confidence in Eth…
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Solana (SOL) is once again under intense market scrutiny as a combination of fading memecoin activity, declining user engagement, and continuous token unlocks by Alameda Research puts pressure on one of crypto’s strongest 2025 performers. Related Reading: Ethereum Ready To Explode To $12,000 By January, Says Tom Lee While institutional inflows via ETFs remain robust, Solana’s ability to defend key technical levels, particularly the $140–$150 demand zone, will determine whether the asset stabilizes or slides into a deeper correction. Memecoin Cooldown Sends User Activity to One-Year Low Solana’s explosive rise in late 2024 and early 2025 was largely fueled by rapid meme…
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The EUR/USD has gained 1.5% since its November 4th bottom, a move that coincided with dovish US private labor data from the Challenger report. With the U.S. government shutdown beginning to weigh on economic activity, attention has turned toward the Eurozone, which continues to send relatively solid signals: Inflation remains stable in key economies like Germany and France (see comments from Villeroy), while growth, though modest, remains decent with a 52.5 PMI last week and retail sales up 1% year-over-year. As confidence grows in the Eurozone’s more politically stable environment—with a few exceptions such as France—and fund managers continue diversifying away from t…
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Most Read: The 1.3000 Line in the Sand: Will the GBP/USD Break Higher or Face a Year-End Correction? Wall Street struggled in early trade on Thursday, with the main indexes such as the S&P 500 and Down Jones both sliding more than 1%. This may be a surprise to many given the fact that US President Donald Trump signed a bill ending the longest US Government Shutdown ever. However, the White House comments hint at the possibility that some data gaps are to be permanent and that employment and Consumer Price Index reports for October might never be released. This has no doubt spooked markets with the probability for a December rate cut also dropping below the 50% mark as…
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Bitcoin continues to consolidate below the $105,000 mark, maintaining stability above the key $100,000 support level despite ongoing market uncertainty. Bulls appear to be losing momentum, yet sellers are showing signs of exhaustion as the price resists further decline. According to top analyst Darkfost, the market has entered a clear deleveraging phase following the major liquidation event on October 10 — a structural reset that is removing excessive leverage from the system. Data shows that open interest — the total value of active futures contracts — has fallen by 21% over the past 90 days, marking one of the steepest declines of the cycle. This drop reflects traders…
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The wave pattern on the 4-hour chart for EUR/USD has transformed — unfortunately, not for the better. There is currently no reason to talk about the cancellation of the upward trend segment that began in January 2025, but the wave structure since July 1 has become much more complex and elongated. In my view, the instrument is in the process of forming corrective wave 4, which has taken on an irregular form. However, the most recent five-wave corrective structure suggests that the current phase of the instrument's decline may be coming to an end. The formation of the upward trend section continues, and the news background overall continues to favor anything but the dollar.…
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Today, the Japanese currency is attracting buyers, but investors remain cautious about the possibility of monetary tightening by the Bank of Japan amid the pro-stimulus stance of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and her desire to maintain low interest rates. This reduces the impact of statements from Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda, who has noted that inflation is accelerating and approaching the 2% target, continuing to put pressure on the yen's exchange rate. Additional momentum came from optimism surrounding the resumption of the U.S. federal government's operations, which has reduced the yen's appeal as a safe-haven currency. At the same time, the recent decline in the…
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Today, gold stopped at the $4,200 level, consolidating before its next move. Investors, it seems, are confident that new U.S. macroeconomic data will show signs of an economic slowdown due to the government shutdown and may push the Federal Reserve toward an additional rate cut in December. This scenario provides support for precious metal prices. The prevailing trend of selling the U.S. dollar is another factor supporting gold's valuation. Meanwhile, optimism caused by the positive development regarding the reopening of the federal government has little effect on investors, which strengthens risk assets and, as a result, reduces the appeal of this safe-haven asset.The U.…
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Canada’s Maritime Resources (TSXV: MAE) has poured first gold at its Hammerdown project in northwest Newfoundland, the first time the mine has produced yellow metal since 2004. The pour comes from stockpiled material at Hammerdown and was processed at Maritime’s nearby Pine Cove mill. It caps off a year of construction and commissioning work at the mine, located near the town of Baie Verte. “Bringing the Pine Cove mill back into operation after two years of care and maintenance, completing all project permitting and seeing the first gold poured from Hammerdown is the result of a tremendous effort by our team and the support of our shareholders, local communities a…
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The XRP market just hit a historic milestone as the first U.S. spot XRP ETF, Canary Capital’s XRPC, officially debuts on Nasdaq, sending bullish shockwaves for the XRP price and other assets in the market. The launch gives traditional investors direct exposure to XRP through regulated brokerage accounts, and analysts say this could be the spark that propels prices sharply higher in the coming weeks. First Spot XRP ETF on Nasdaq Unlocks New Demand Nasdaq has certified the Canary Capital XRP ETF for trading under the ticker XRPC, making it the first fully spot-based XRP ETF in the U.S. The fund holds XRP directly and tracks the XRP-USD CCIXber Reference Rate Index, o…
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Overlooked in October’s Perp DEX War, dYdX has just stunned markets after the governance process approved a sweeping update to its tokenomics framework, allocating 75% of all protocol revenue toward open-market DYDX token buybacks. The proposal, numbered #313, was passed by 59.38% of community voters on Thursday, marking one of the most aggressive revenue-to-buyback ratios among major decentralized protocols. Previously, only 25% of net protocol fees were allocated to DYDX repurchases, with the remainder directed toward operational and treasury functions. Therefore, the new move can be seen as tripling the buy pressure on the price. …
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Meanwhile, as demand for risk assets gradually returns, information has surfaced online that the European Union does not intend to abandon its plans and is preparing to propose to the United States a plan for implementing the next stage of the trade agreement reached by the two sides this summer. This step is being taken ahead of a meeting between the EU Commissioner for External Trade, Maros Sefcovic, and his American counterparts, which is expected to take place at the end of this month. The main goal of this stage is to reduce trade barriers and simplify procedures in areas of mutual interest. These include the digital economy, energy, steel and rare earth metal expor…
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According to market watchers, US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a $520 million inflow on Tuesday, a sharp change after a mild $1.15 million inflow the day before and a recent week that saw $1.22 billion in withdrawals. That swing in flows is being watched closely because inflows into ETFs have in the past helped drive big price climbs. Right now Bitcoin trades around $104,000, and some analysts say a jump toward $160,000–$170,000 is possible if buying pressure keeps building. Diminishing Golden Curves Hint At Lower Peaks Based on reports from CryptoCon, a model called diminishing golden curves maps price bands using logarithmic regression. The model tracks how far Bit…
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Risk assets have been yo-yoing since mid-October, with fundamentals turning increasingly obscure amid the absence of US data, leaving investors hesitant to take on new risk. Cryptocurrencies have also been flashing mixed signals following the early-October rallies in Bitcoin, Solana, and Ethereum. Despite ongoing market cap outflows, the crypto space has made solid progress this year. zoom_out_map Crypto Total Market Cap Weekly Chart, November 13, 2025 – So…
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Sitka Gold (TSXV: SIG) said drilling in a new section of its RC property in the Yukon yielded several instances of near-surface high-grade gold. Hole DDRCCC-25-113 in the deposit’s Contact zone cut 119 metres of 1.01 grams gold per tonne from 15 metres downhole, Sitka said Wednesday in a statement. This included 10.7 metres grading 4.1 grams gold from 24 metres depth. “Initial results from Sitka’s first pass of diamond drilling at the Contact zone are very encouraging, demonstrating the strong gold values present within this higher-grade gold zone,” CEO Cor Coe said in the statement. Based on the latest drill results, “we can add the Contact zone to our growin…
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Bitcoin is trading around 103,125, near the 1/8 Murray level and below the 21 SMA, within the ascending trend channel formed on November 3. In the coming hours, we could continue buying Bitcoin as it could reach the 2/8 Murray level around 106,250 and even the 200 EMA. This area coincides with the top of the uptrend channel, around $108,500. In case of a pullback, we can expect the instrument to attempt to test the bottom of the ascending trend channel around 101,375. This area could be seen as an opportunity to open long positions, with short-term targets around the psychological level of $110,000. Conversely, a sharp break below the 0/8 Murray level and consolidation be…
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Ivanhoe Electric (NYSE-A, TSX: IE) says it has secured a $200 million bridge loan from a syndicate of banks in support of its efforts to build the next major US copper mine in Arizona. In a press release Thursday, Ivanhoe said the loan — backed by National Bank Capital Markets, Societe Generale and BMO Capital Markets — serves as “an important component” of the overall financing strategy for its Santa Cruz project as it aims to begin construction in the first half of 2026. Executive chairman Robert Friedland said the credit approvals from this group of “top-tier mining financiers” are a clear vote of confidence in the Santa Cruz project, which he envisions as one …
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Dogecoin’s largest non-exchange holders have accelerated accumulation into early November even as price remains subdued, according to a Santiment chart shared by crypto analyst Ali Martinez. Dogecoin Whale Holdings Jump By 4.72B DOGE The graphic tracks two series from August 11 through November 12, 2025: DOGE’s spot price (black line, right-axis in USD) and the aggregate holdings of addresses with 100 million to 1 billion DOGE (shaded area, right-axis in coins). Over the most recent two-week window the whale cohort added roughly 4.72 billion DOGE, lifting their stack to about 32.4 billion coins at the latest reading. Price action over the same period shows a clear loss …
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EUR/USD is trading around 1.1614 after reaching the 7/8 Murray level and the 200 EMA. We can observe on the H4 chart that the euro is breaking through these resistance levels and is likely to continue rising to reach the top of the ascending channel around 1.1655. In the past, the euro has struggled to stay above 1.1600. This level has now become support as the price has broken through it. EUR/USD is likely to continue rising in the coming days to fill the gap left around 1.1740. If a consolidation occurs above the 7/8 Murray level, the outlook could be positive for the euro, and any pullback will be seen as an opportunity to take long positions. However, we must be very …
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The US dollar always moves in complex ways, influenced by a large multitude of factors. Some are straightforward, like a demand for the USD when the US economy performs better than its peers or when investors seek exposure to US assets and Stocks. Some dollar dynamics are more obscure, like the link between dollar strength and expected change in paths for the Fed (sometimes, even a rate cut can boost the dollar – assuming communication is not dovish) or the even more confusing banking demand for dollar funding (cross-currency basis swaps, repo dynamics, etc ...) All of this goes into fundamental analysis for the Greenback – but how weird was its rise in the middle of t…
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has decided to pilot a new type of government bond called: tokenized MAS bill. These will be settled using a digital version of the Singaporean dollar known as a CBDC (central bank digital currency). At the Singapore FinTech Festival on Thursday, 13 November 2025, MAS Managing Director Chia Der Jiun said that tokenization is no longer a lab experiment but has matured enough for real-world test cases. “Are asset-backed tokens clearly out of the lab? Without a doubt,” Chia said. “But have asset-backed tokens achieved escape velocity? Not yet,” Chia said. Meaning, the technology is being used in real life but has not gone mainstrea…
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What to Know: USDKG changes the usual stablecoin model by backing a dollar peg with real gold from Kyrgyzstan’s reserves. If gold and commodity stablecoins grow, users will want wallets that handle many stablecoins without turning their portfolio into a spreadsheet headache. Best Wallet Token ($BEST) gives real perks, like lower fees, early presale access, and smooth cross-chain swaps. Stablecoin liquidity drives the market, and wallet-layer tokens can collect lasting value from routing, discovery, and spending features. Think of them as the toll booths of the crypto highways. Kyrgyzstan surprised the stablecoin world with $USDKG, a gold-backed dollar coin that come…
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While Bitcoin teeters near the $103,000 mark — with growing risk of dropping below $100,000 — many experts have turned their attention to the Solana network, where a sharp decline in user activity has been recorded. User engagement within the Solana blockchain has fallen to its lowest level in a year. The number of active wallets has dropped to 3.3 million, nearly three times lower than the peak levels seen in January. It's evident that the waning popularity of many secondary altcoins has negatively impacted overall user participation. Despite this decline, Solana continues to diversify its ecosystem. The DeFi sector is showing signs of growth, with projects built on …
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Bitcoin is down by 2.1% in the past 24 hours, and its latest decline has come at a moment when many traders expected the opposite. The US government shutdown is already in the process of winding down after weeks of uncertainty, yet the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum have continued to drift lower and are under pressure. The cryptocurrency market’s inability to rebound notably has led to active debate among traders on X. One of the most vocal views came from a popular trader known as The White Whale, whose remarks express a growing sense of frustration across the crypto community. The Shutdown Isn’t Really Over The White Whale argument is that the crypto market’s price a…
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Everything has been thrown into disarray on the international currency market. Those who believed that the end of the US government shutdown would clear the fog for the Federal Reserve and investors were mistaken. Uncertainty has reached its peak. The futures market has cut the odds of monetary policy easing in December from 62–72% during the shutdown to less than 50%. In contrast, most Reuters experts remain confident that the federal funds rate will be lowered from 4.00% to 3.75% by year-end. EUR/USD seems to trust the analysts more than the derivatives market, soaring above the 1.16 mark. According to Reuters, 80% of surveyed economists — 84 out of 105 — expect a rate…
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