Radar do Mercado
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The cryptosphere is keeping a close eye on Ethereum (ETH), as the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap demonstrates resilience amid market shakes. While spot ETF outflows are causing concern in some quarters, underlying network fundamentals and technical charts are painting a cautiously optimistic picture, with analysts pointing to a potential move toward the $4,400 mark. Ethereum ETF Outflows and Institutional Sentiment Despite ETH’s recent price recovery, institutional sentiment appears to be on firmer ground even as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to Ethereum record sizeable outflows. Data show that Ethereum spot ETFs suffered a net outflow of approximatel…
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Gold prices saw a sharp rise at the start of the trading week. The precious metal is trading up around 2% on the day and holding near the 4100/oz handle. Last week, new data (data from 3rd party sources) came out showing that the US economy lost jobs in October, particularly in government offices and retail stores. Adding to this bad news, a report on Friday showed that Americans felt much less confident about the economy in early November because families were worried about things getting worse financially. Because of this weak data, financial markets now believe there is a 60% chance that the Fed will cut interest rates in December. By January, the chances of a rate cut…
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A Manhattan jury has deadlocked in a closely watched federal case over whether an alleged MEV exploit on Ethereum amounts to criminal fraud. On November 7, a New York federal judge declared a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a unanimous decision on the fate of brothers Anton and James Peraire-Bueno. According to the Reuters report, Prosecutors say the MIT-educated pair pulled roughly $25M in cryptocurrency from the network in a 12-second on-chain transaction. What Led Judge Jessica Clarke to Dismiss the Jury? The trial ran for several weeks, focusing on how Ethereum blocks are built and whether the brothers’ actions constituted sharp trading or a scheme that cros…
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Bitcoin has been a source of concern for the crypto community lately. The reason for that is most likely the large declines in altcoin prices at a time when they are supposed to be ripping. Sentiment on CT (Crypto Twitter) has switched multiple times from bearish to bullish over the past couple of weeks. Follow along and discover what our Bitcoin Price Analysis reveals about market structure. According to NorthstarCharts we are still in a bullish trend on the long-term timeframe, and actually sitting on support. Fear and green index show more fear than bears would like. Although this indicator is not decisive on its own. It appears that we have just revisited the 20 …
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XRP is printing its most constructive long-term structure on record, according to independent chartist “The Great Mattsby” (@matthughes13), who points to the three-month Ichimoku system and a year-long base forming above its key quarterly averages. XRP Is In The Strongest Bull Run Ever On the latest 3-month XRP/USD chart from Bitstamp, the in-progress candle shows price around $2.31, with the Ichimoku conversion line and baseline tracking just beneath spot. The analyst highlights that XRP “has never built a base above the 3 month conversion or baseline in its history and it’s doing it now for the past year” (posted Nov. 8, 2025). That observation is notable because, in …
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The political gridlock has finally broken. The US Congress has officially voted to reopen the federal government, providing an immediate positive catalyst for equities that is erasing the market blues of the past week. The longest-ever government shutdown initially had a muted impact, but as its consequences—such as delays in key economic data, reduced flights, and halted essential functions—began to accumulate, markets took a noticeable negative turn last week. However, the Senate's decisive vote on a compromise bill, which saw moderate Democrats break with their party leadership to make key concessions (such as securing a future vote on extending healthcare subsidies)…
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Gold climbed more than 2% on Monday as expectations of another US rate cut grew following last week’s release of soft economic data and a tentative deal to end the longest government shutdown in American history. Spot gold shot above the $4,100-an-ounce level during the morning trading, before pulling back slightly to around $4,085 an ounce for a 2.1% intraday gain. US gold futures had a similar rise, trading at about $4,094 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. The rally coincides with increased market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month, after employment and consumer reports last week both showed signs of economic slowdown. A…
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Although the EUR/GBP pair has been correcting for the fourth consecutive day and remains at low levels, its decline may be limited, as the euro is supported by continued cautious sentiment regarding the future course of the European Central Bank's (ECB) policy. The ECB is expected to maintain current interest rates unchanged in the near term, as markets now assess the probability of a rate cut by September 2026 at only 45%, significantly lower than 80% in October. Today, Monday, ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos stated that there is no need to adjust current rates unless inflation trends or forecasts change. He noted that the services sector and wages are moving in the r…
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Today, the EUR/USD pair attempted to continue its upward movement, but so far without success, as the U.S. dollar's pullback stalled following a Bloomberg report indicating that the end of the U.S. government shutdown is approaching. A group of centrist Democrats in the Senate reached an agreement to support the resumption of government operations and fund key departments and agencies for the upcoming year. The agreement ensures that federal employees will be paid and allows states to resume previously delayed transfers. Some departments will receive funding through January 30, while others will be funded for the entire upcoming fiscal year. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott …
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What to Know: Yahoo Finance maps a near-term setup for $BTC, $SOL, and $XRP to rally, lifting the backdrop for altcoin surge if momentum sticks. Solana’s US spot ETF debut drew solid inflows despite price noise, hinting at stickier demand beneath the volatility. XRP’s structure is tightening as ETF filings progress, creating a catalyst-rich window for breakout trades. PepeNode couples mine-to-earn gameplay with triple-digit staking and clear pricing, aiming to tap into the utility and P2E altcoin niche. Momentum has shifted back to risk-on as discussions intensify about a potential rally in blue-chip altcoins. Yahoo Finance outlines why Bitcoin (BTC), Solana (SOL), a…
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Trade Analysis and Recommendations for Trading the Japanese Yen The price test at 154.10 occurred when the MACD indicator had just begun moving upward from the zero line, confirming a valid entry point for buying the dollar. However, a strong rally in the pair never materialized. In the second half of the day, there are no U.S. economic reports, so it's worth recalling that yesterday, some centrist-leaning Democrats defied party leadership and supported a proposed agreement aimed at ending the unprecedented government shutdown. Today, this initiative will go to a final vote. Currency markets are closely watching developments, recognizing that the outcome of the vote will …
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Bitcoin and Ethereum moved higher over the past day. Spot trading picked up, while derivatives activity eased after a round of weekend liquidations. Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, stood by her long-term view on Bitcoin despite recent price swings. In a recent podcast, she repeated her $1M price target for BTC. She tied that outlook to the steady growth of stablecoins, which now hold more than $300Bn in value. Wood said the growth in stablecoins marks a significant milestone for digital assets, even as Bitcoin faces short-term pressure. She noted that their expanding role may soften Bitcoin’s near-term momentum, but it also points to a more credible and mature cr…
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Crypto analyst Bitcoinsensus has predicted that the Dogecoin price could rally 4,400% to $5, a new all-time high (ATH) for the foremost meme coin. The analyst also revealed what needs to happen for DOGE to witness this parabolic rally. Dogecoin Price Eyes 4,400% Rally To $5 In an X post, the crypto analyst shared an accompanying chart showing that the Dogecoin price could rally to $5 by next year. He raised the possibility that DOGE could repeat its macro cycle, which could spark this parabolic run. Bitcoinsensus also noted that the foremost meme coin has been a master of art in geometrical patterns when it comes to its past cycles. This bullish prediction comes desp…
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Trade Analysis and Recommendations for the British Pound The price test at 1.3144 occurred when the MACD indicator had just begun moving downward from the zero line, confirming a valid entry point for selling the pound. However, the trade resulted in a loss. The pair then rose. When the price tested 1.3162, the MACD indicator had just started to move upward from the zero line, allowing a buy of the pound. As a result, growth occurred toward the target level of 1.3184. In the absence of significant economic data, traders responded by buying the pound against the dollar. Considering that there are no major U.S. reports scheduled for the second half of the day, the focus wil…
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Tactical Resources (TSX-V: RARE; US-OTC: USREF) said U.S. asset manager Yorkville Advisors Global agreed to provide up to $140 million in financing – a move that will help the company advance a rare earths project in Texas after it completes a previously announced merger. The package includes $40 million in convertible debt financing and a $100 million standby equity purchase agreement, Tactical said Monday in a statement. It’s conditional on the company closing its planned combination with Plum Acquisition, which is expected by Dec. 31. Vancouver-based Tactical has rights to tailings inventory prospective for rare earth elements (REE) at the Sierra Blanca quarry,…
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Trade Analysis and Recommendations for the Euro The price test at 1.1554 occurred when the MACD indicator had just started moving downward from the zero line, confirming a valid entry point for selling the euro. However, the trade resulted in a loss. The pair then rose. When the price tested 1.1571, the MACD indicator had just begun to move upward from the zero line, allowing a buy of the euro. However, the growth amounted to only about 10 points, after which buying activity subsided. A decline in investor confidence in the eurozone economy hindered the EUR/USD's growth in the first half of the trading session. Traders, concerned about the region's economic stability, sho…
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Sibanye-Stillwater (JSE: SSW, NYSE: SBSW) has agreed to pay $215 million to settle a dispute with Appian Capital Advisory over its cancelled purchase of two of the firm’s Brazilian assets. In October 2021, Sibanye announced the proposed acquisition of Atlantic Nickel and Mineração Vale Verde from Appian for a combined total of $1 billion. However, it abruptly walked away from the deal just three months later, citing a dislocation in a pit wall at Atlantic Nickel’s Santa Rita mine. Appian did not accept the withdrawal, and in February 2022, it took legal action against Sibanye in the High Court of London seeking damages in excess of $1.2 billion, which comprises th…
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EUR/USD is trading around 1.1572 within a descending trend channel formed on September 11th, facing strong resistance around 1.1596. It is expected that the euro will struggle to continue rising in the coming hours due to strong resistance around the 7/8 Murray level. A pullback below this zone could trigger a sharp technical correction during which EUR/USD could even reach the 6/8 Murray level at 1.1474. In case of a decisive break above the 7/8 Murray level, we could expect EUR/USD to reach 1.1718 and even close the gap left in October around 1.1740. The outlook remains bullish for the euro. Therefore, any pullback will be seen as a buy signal. If the euro pulls back to…
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Standard Chartered has chosen Hong Kong as the linchpin for its global push towards digital finance and blockchain as it aims for larger returns and to stay ahead of the technology curve. In an interview with the South China Morning Post on 10 November 2025, CEO Bill Winters explained that Hong Kong’s open-mindedness and experimental approach towards crypto regulations make it a great place to build new blockchain-based financial tools. Further to that, he highlighted the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s (HKMA) pilot projects in this sector, including tokenized deposits, digital currencies for banks, and stablecoins, as proof that regulators in the city are encouraging in…
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Early in the US session, gold is trading around 4,098 with bullish momentum and is likely to continue rising in the coming hours to fill the gap left on October 24th around 4,114. Gold could encounter strong weekly resistance around 4,103. If it fails to consolidate above this area, we could expect a technical correction. The instrument could reach the 6/8 Murray level around 4,062 and even the bottom of the ascending trend channel formed since early November around 4,035. In the coming days, gold is expected to reach the 7/8 Murray level at 4,250. This level is key, as gold could encounter strong resistance around this point, and we could expect a technical correction be…
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Bitcoin is trading around $105,942, encountering strong resistance around the 2/8 Murray level. Should the bullish momentum prevail, we could expect Bitcoin to reach $109,091 around the 200 EMA and potentially even reach the 3/8 Murray level around $109,375. Should Bitcoin pull back towards the 21 SMA located around the 1/8 Murray level in the coming hours, this is seen as an opportunity to resume long positions. Hence, we could buy with a target of the psychological level of $110,000. The 2/8 Murray level at $106,250 represents strong resistance, so we believe Bitcoin may struggle to continue rising, and we could expect a technical correction in the coming hours towards …
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What to Know: A Senate deal to reopen the US government improves risk appetite, reducing a major headline drag on crypto participation. Prior shutdown endings preceded strong Bitcoin runs; sentiment today leans constructive as traders watch liquidity gauges. Bitcoin Hyper targets BTC-native speed via SVM execution and ZK-anchored settlement flows mapped in project materials. Presale momentum is strong, having raised over $26M, with tokens currently priced at $0.013245 and staking yields of 44% APY. Macro relief has finally shown up. Weekend price action improved as Washington moved toward ending the record US government shutdown, easing a headline drag that has pinned…
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The Bitcoin price, which had been climbing steadily toward new all-time highs, suddenly plunged on October 10, dragging the Ethereum price and the rest of the market with it. According to the latest Binance Research monthly market insights, the crash wasn’t due to weak crypto fundamentals or a loss of investor interest, but to an abrupt flush-out of excessive risky positions following geopolitical shocks and macroeconomic uncertainty. Why The Bitcoin And Ethereum Prices Collapsed Binance Research reports that the October 10 crash occurred as traders sold more than $19 billion in high-risk positions, marking one of the most significant single-day sell-offs in recent crypt…
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The Bank of England’s Stablecoin regulatory framework for so-called systemic stablecoins was released today (November 10) in a consultation paper outlining its proposal. There has been instant debate across Crypto Twitter over the exact remit of these so-called ‘systemic stablecoins’, which many have highlighted as intentionally vaguely worded – with the press release itself only referencing ‘UK stablecoins’. One interpretation would see the term ‘systemic stablecoins’ as any listed for use on UK financial products such as exchanges, custodians, and DeFi protocols, or any stablecoin used in the payment of goods, services, or income to UK citizens. The second interpreta…
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