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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Amid the recent market volatility, SUI is attempting to hold a key level as support following its breakout from a local resistance. Some analysts have suggested that if momentum holds, the altcoin could be preparing for a 50% rally to the next major resistance. SUI Recovers Major Support Zone On Tuesday, SUI retested a crucial area as support after recovering from the recent market crash and breaking out of a one-month downtrend line. The altcoin traded between $2.30-$3.00 after the October 10 correction, when the cryptocurrency briefly crashed by over 87% to $0.50. However, the early November pullback sent the price below the local range and to seven-month low levels.…
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Injective has officially launched native EVM support on its Cosmos-based layer-one blockchain, giving developers full compatibility with Ethereum tools and smart contracts. The rollout follows months of testing and marks a big step forward for Injective’s “inEVM” project, which aims to bridge the gap between Ethereum’s developer base and the high-performance world of Cosmos. Making Ethereum Developers Feel at Home This new integration means developers can now deploy and run Ethereum-style smart contracts on Injective without rewriting them for CosmWasm or learning a new coding environment. The most telling signs will come from growth in dApps, liquidity, and develop…
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Coinbase has pulled the plug on its plan to acquire BVNK, a London-based startup focused on stablecoin infrastructure. The deal was reportedly worth around $2 billion and had been expected to close sometime between late 2025 and early 2026. It would have marked one of Coinbase’s most significant acquisitions to date and positioned the exchange as a serious contender in the stablecoin payments sector. How the Deal Got This Far Back in October, word got out that Coinbase was deep into negotiations with BVNK. Reports described the talks as being in “late-stage,” with insiders saying Coinbase Ventures already had an investment stake in BVNK. That connection seemed to smooth …
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Ethereum price failed to recover further above $3,650. ETH is trimming gains and might decline further if it dips below the $3,360 support. Ethereum started a fresh decline after it failed to stay above $3,620. The price is trading below $3,550 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. There was a break below a bullish trend line with support at $3,575 on the hourly chart of ETH/USD (data feed via Kraken). The pair could continue to move down if it settles below the $3,360 zone. Ethereum Price Dips Again Ethereum price started a recovery wave above $3,400 and $3,550, like Bitcoin. ETH price was able to climb above the $3,600 and $3,620 resistance levels. However, the …
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Bitcoin is currently locked in a decisive struggle at a make-or-break resistance zone. After a strong attempt to push higher, BTC was rejected and has retreated to a pivotal support area. The next few sessions are crucial: bulls must quickly reclaim the critical overhead resistance, or risk triggering a wider market retreat back toward lower support levels. Battle At Resistance: Can Bitcoin Reclaim $107,000–$108,000? In a recent update, Crypto Candy noted that Bitcoin’s price action continues to unfold largely as anticipated, maintaining strength and structure across key levels. After enduring a volatile period, BTC held firmly within the $99,000–$101,000 support zone. T…
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Bitcoin price failed to recover above $107,000. BTC is trimming gains and might could continue to move down if it trades below $102,500. Bitcoin started a fresh decline after it failed to clear $107,000. The price is trading below $105,500 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There was a break below a bullish trend line with support at $104,200 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken). The pair might continue to move down if it settles below the $102,500 zone. Bitcoin Price Trims Gains Bitcoin price started a recovery wave above $105,000. BTC recovered above the $105,500 and $106,000 resistance levels. However, the bears remained active near…
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CryptoQuant’s head of research has revealed how the “Apparent Demand” metric is now showing growth for the first time in more than a month. Bitcoin Apparent Demand Has Flipped Positive Recently In a new post on X, Julio Moreno, head of research at on-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant, has talked about the latest trend in the Apparent Demand for Bitcoin. This metric measures, as its name suggests, the amount of spot demand that’s currently present for the cryptocurrency. The indicator’s value is calculated by taking the difference between BTC’s production and changes in its inventory. “Production” here refers to the amount that miners are introducing into circulation eac…
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The GBP/USD currency pair also traded quite calmly on Tuesday, despite a relatively strong macroeconomic background. In the morning, reports on unemployment, the number of jobless individuals, and wages were published in the UK. Naturally, the most important report was the first, which showed a disappointing figure that sent the pound down by... 40 pips. Moreover, the British currency regained those 40 pips even before the start of the American trading session. As we warned, the unemployment rate is not such an important report to expect a "flight of the pound." An increase in unemployment to 5% (which exceeds pessimistic forecasts) is indeed negative and raises the likel…
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The EUR/USD currency pair traded very weakly on Tuesday, as if doing someone a favor. Recall that on Monday, it was reported that the US "shutdown" could be completed as early as this week. Republicans and Trump managed to sway 8 Democratic senators to their side, thus gathering the necessary votes in the Upper House of Congress. Now the Lower House must vote, and there is no need for a "super majority" – a "simple majority" will suffice. The Republicans have a "simple majority" in the Lower House, so it is likely that the funding extension bill will be passed today or tomorrow, after which it will be signed by Trump. It is also important to note that this is not funding …
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GBP/USD Analysis on 5M The GBP/USD currency pair started Tuesday on a downward trajectory. It cannot be said that this decline was significant – only 45 pips. By the end of the American trading session, the pound had already recovered all its losses. However, in the first half of the day, there were grounds for the decline, as the UK unemployment rate rose to 5% from the expected 4.9%. It is clear that traders could not ignore such a failure, but at the same time, the reaction, as anticipated, turned out to be weak. What explains the rise of the pound in the second half of the day? Firstly, the pound had been falling for 1.5 months in a row with no clear reason. Secon…
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EUR/USD Analysis on 5M The EUR/USD currency pair continued its upward movement on Tuesday, as anticipated. Despite the absence of significant events yesterday and the expectation that news of the upcoming end of the shutdown would strengthen the dollar, the market continued to buy the euro. Is this illogical? Just as it was illogical to observe the dollar's rise in October during a continuing shutdown and alongside new tariffs from Trump. The EUR/USD pair remains flat on the daily timeframe, which explains everything. During the latest downturn, the price approached the lower boundary of the range at 1.1400–1.1830, and it has been rising for four days now. Therefore, …
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Chartered Market Technician (CMT) Tony “The Bull” Severino argues that Bitcoin’s most dependable macro tell—the copper-to-gold ratio—has broken character at the very moment the market typically enters a parabolic phase, leaving the post-halving script in disarray and altcoins without their usual rotation. Why The Copper/Gold Ratio Is Crucial For Bitcoin In a 16-minute video analysis published on November 10, Severino frames the copper/gold ratio as a “growth versus fear index,” where copper strength signals expansion, rising yields and appetite for risk, while gold outperformance maps to recession risk, falling yields and risk-off behavior. “When gold is performing bet…
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Bitcoin’s next chapter is unfolding, and Beyond is constructing a bridge that links BTC’s unmatched security and store-of-value status with the dynamic utility of modern blockchain ecosystems. This is a redefinition of BTC’s role in the global financial architecture, opening pathways for integration that could finally merge the worlds of traditional finance and decentralized networks. Why Interoperability Is The Key To Bitcoin’s Next Phase The crypto world has grappled with a fundamental paradox, and Beyond is building the bridge that Bitcoin has been waiting for. The Founder of DrAlphaweb3 and ordinalcarrots, Dr.OVG, has highlighted that BTC will remain the leading stor…
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Ten straight days, fresh cash every session: Wall Street continues to buy US spot Solana ETFs. Bitwise’s BSOL and Grayscale’s GSOL posted their tenth day of net inflows on Monday, November 10. (Source: Farside) Together, they generated approximately $6.78 million. That brings the total net intake since launch to roughly $343 million. The run began after BSOL hit the market on October 28, and it hasn’t slowed, even as crypto prices have swung sharply. How Much Money Has Flowed Into BSOL and GSOL So Far? Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time The steady deman…
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Coinbase is taking a clear step toward mainstream finance in the UK. The company is introducing a savings account that resembles those typically found at traditional banks, offering a 3.75% AER on cash deposits. The new account was announced on November 11 and is being offered first to selected users. It pays daily interest, doesn’t require a minimum balance, and allows instant access to funds. Is Coinbase Now Competing Directly With UK Banks? It also comes with FSCS protection, providing customers with the same level of safety they would expect from a high-street bank. The product runs through ClearBank, but it sits inside Coinbase’s ecosystem. It provides users with…
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Argentina is drawing fresh attention as BNB Chain sets up in Buenos Aires, at a time when Brazil’s crypto momentum slows under tighter rules. The network announced that it will host BNB Hack: Buenos Aires on November 15–16 and a Demo Night on November 16 during Devconnect ARG week. The goal is straightforward: to provide funding, mentors, and technical support to local builders in the capital. Days later, Ethereum’s six-day “World’s Fair” kicks off at La Rural, with roughly 15,000 people expected. Together, both events point to Argentina’s rise as a significant software development hub. BNB Chain’s stop includes a $160,000 prize pool, onboarding sessions starting Nov…
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Bitcoin has regained footing after a turbulent week of selling pressure, reclaiming crucial support levels and signaling early signs of recovery. Bulls are cautiously stepping back in, though conviction remains limited as the $110K resistance — a key psychological and technical barrier — has yet to be tested. According to CryptoQuant data, underlying market dynamics suggest that a continuation of current momentum could fuel a potential surge toward $115K. The rebound follows a period of heightened liquidations and bearish sentiment that briefly pushed Bitcoin below $100K, triggering panic among short-term traders. On-chain metrics now show improving stability across se…
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The American stock market began the week on a down note. Futures for the S&P 500 declined moderately on November 11, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. After a series of tumultuous trading days, the market seems to be pausing to digest several conflicting signals: local successes in the global economy, inflationary pressures in the U.S., and political instability. All of this creates a complex but intriguing trading backdrop—filled with nerves but also opportunities. Politics and Economy: A Temporary RespiteU.S. authorities have avoided a new crisis: Congress has extended government funding through January 30, temporarily easing the threat of a shutdown. However…
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The global gold market is showing strength once again. At the beginning of November, the price of the precious metal surged nearly 3%, settling above $4,100 per ounce and reaching a two-week high. The reason is simple: investors are increasingly discussing the Federal Reserve's imminent rate cuts. In light of weak U.S. economic data, gold has become a primary safe haven for those seeking stability in a turbulent economy. Why Gold is RisingThe increase in gold prices in November is not a flash of random optimism, but rather a reflection of fundamental processes in the global economy. Recent U.S. statistics have come in worse than expected. In October, the number of jobs d…
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So, the final showdown between Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve may be set for 2026. In 2025, the U.S. president suffered a complete defeat in this battle, but perhaps he did not aim to defeat the central bank so quickly. Let's recall that the FOMC consists of 12 voting members. From time to time, they are replaced by other committee representatives who do not have voting rights. Accordingly, all Trump needs to do is establish control over half of the committee. In 2025, he managed to sway at least three FOMC members to his side: the newly appointed and temporary Stephen Miran (who replaced Adriana Kugler), Christopher Waller (whom Trump promised to consider for the p…
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I certainly cannot conclude that all of Trump's decisions in 2025 were aimed at lowering the dollar's exchange rate. Instead, this is a pleasant bonus to the American president's policies. However, if certain decisions by Trump were subtly geared towards reducing the dollar's attractiveness to market participants, then he truly deserves a Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. In reality, I do not believe the plan was for the dollar to sharply decrease in 2025. Looking at charts from the past 20-25 years, it becomes clear that even a collapse of the American currency in 2025 would not constitute an actual long-term collapse. In 2008, 1 euro cost $1.60. Last year, it fell almos…
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A weak national currency is the cornerstone of Trump's plans to restore the greatness of the United States. Let's recall that the new-old U.S. president believes that American industry should be revived and that the country should not only buy but also sell. But how can this be achieved? It is well-known that American wages are among the highest in the world, and the cost of living in the U.S. is exorbitant. This indicates that American goods and services are simply unaffordable for consumers in many other countries. Without considering the relatively prosperous and wealthy European Union, America under Trump wants to sell its products, raw materials, energy resources, an…
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The Westpac Consumer Sentiment Index rose by 12.8% in October to 103.8%, marking the first positive reading for the index since February 2022. The positivity rate has significantly increased, reaching its highest level in 7 years, excluding the COVID period. While the sentiment is considered moderately positive rather than sharply optimistic, it appears the prolonged period of pessimism has come to an end. The index's growth can largely be attributed to a reassessment of economic prospects, with expected growth rates of 16.6% and 15.3% over the 1-year and 5-year horizons, respectively. There are clear signs that recovery is gaining momentum, particularly concerning …
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November has seen surprising events unfold in the financial markets. Instead of rising after weak labor market data from alternative sources, EUR/USD maintained its resilience. After winning the midterm elections, Democrats yielded to Republican demands. The Senate supported a bill for temporary government funding until January 30 without concessions on healthcare. The approaching end of the shutdown initially strengthened the U.S. dollar. These developments left investors scratching their heads. Dynamics of U.S. Labor Market Indicators Employment in the private sector, according to ADP, left much to be desired. Statistics from Challenger, Gray & Christmas signa…
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The labor market data for the third quarter were very close to the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RBNZ) August forecast, and the results suggest the New Zealand economy's readiness for recovery. The number of hours worked increased by 0.9% quarter-on-quarter after six months of decline, signaling signs of rising demand for labor. The unemployment rate rose slightly from 5.2% to 5.3%, but is expected to drop to 4.5% in just a few months, indicating an overall positive trend. This morning, the RBNZ published its inflation expectations for the fourth quarter: 2.29% for one year ahead and 2.28% for two years ahead, virtually unchanged from the third-quarter forecasts. This su…
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