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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Etherscan has expanded to SEI crypto with the launch of Seiscan. As Seiscan goes live, the real test lies ahead – could September bring a shake-up in SEI price? According to SEI’s official blog, Seiscan adds Etherscan’s infrastructure to the chain, giving users detailed blockchain data in one place. Etherscan acts like a search engine for blockchain records, letting people track transactions, wallet activity, smart contracts, token information, and gas costs in real time. Etherscan handles more than a billion API requests each day and serves millions of active users. It is viewed as the standard tool across Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) networks. Its launch on SEI no…
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Bitcoin mining now has the Trump name attached through another Eric Trump crypto project. American Bitcoin, supported by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., hit the Nasdaq on Wednesday through a merger with a small-cap miner, sidestepping the usual IPO route. The crypto stock debuted around $8, surged to $13, and pulled back to roughly $10 by midday. For a moment, its market value touched $7.5Bn, 99Bitcoins reported. But by Thursday midday, it was trading closer to $6.35. The crash has many asking, “Is this another Trump family rugpull?” Eric Trump, following the stock’s debut, said, “[Crypto] treasury companies are popping up all over the place for all sorts of coins…
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The Canadian dollar has edged lower on Friday. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3793, down 0.19% on the day. We could see stronger movement from the Canadian dollar later in the day, as Canada and the US release the August employment reports. Canada's employment expected to rebound Canada's labor market took a beating in July, with the loss of 40.8 thousand jobs, including 10 thousand job losses in manufacturing. The markets expect a rebound in August, with an estimate of 7.5 thousand new jobs. The unemployment rate is expected to tick up to 7.0% from 6.9%. The weak July reading was directly attributable to the US tariffs, which have hurt the Canadian…
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Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a moderate price rebound last week, rallying to around $113,000 before witnessing a minor setback. The crypto market leader now trades near the $111,000 price level and stands 10.46% away from its all-time high. Meanwhile, recent data from blockchain analytics firm CryptoQuant has highlighted an intriguing trend in the accumulating activity of Bitcoin treasuries. Bitcoin Treasury Holdings Hit 840K In 2025 In a weekly report posted on September 5, CryptoQuant reports that Bitcoin treasury holdings by public and private companies have reached a new record of 840,000 BTC in 2025, representing the overwhelming institutional interest seen in the pr…
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Last Friday, US stock indices closed lower. The S&P 500 fell by 0.32%, while the Nasdaq 100 declined by 0.08%. The industrial Dow Jones dropped by 0.44%. Today, Asian indices mostly advanced as traders raised expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut following weak US employment data on Friday. European stock futures traded in a narrow range. French government bond futures were little changed ahead of Monday's no-confidence vote in parliament, where Francois Bayrou's government is likely to resign. Expectations of a Fed rate cut strengthened after Friday's US jobs report showed that only 22,000 jobs were created in April, far below economists' forecasts. This led…
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Nvidia has struck a $1.5 billion agreement with cloud startup Lambda to lease 18,000 of its own GPU servers from Lambda over four years. In this article, we will unpack why Nvidia took this step, what forecasts and risks lie ahead for the company, and how traders might capitalize on the situation. Once again, Nvidia has demonstrated its ability to set the pace in the era of artificial intelligence. The company has inked a $1.5 billion deal with Lambda, a player in cloud computing. Under the agreement, Nvidia will rent 18,000 GPU servers from Lambda over the next four years—the very same units Nvidia originally supplied. This circular flow of GPUs is not just visually st…
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Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin twice managed to break daily candles above the resistance level of 111,904 (yesterday and today), but failed to hold above it. The Marlin oscillator also was unable to find the internal reserves to develop an uptrend in positive territory. Visually, it will return to negative territory today. This means the 111,904 level will be seen as a reversal point, and the price will head toward the nearest target at 107,500—the embedded price channel line. This target is very close to the August–September lows. On the four-hour chart, the price consolidated below the 111,904 level after a false breakout above it. This is a sign of further decline. Here, the …
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Avalanche (AVAX) has been riding a wave of optimism as bulls push for a breakout above the crucial $27–$28 resistance zone. Currently, AVAX trades just above $26.5, marking its fourth consecutive day of gains. The move comes as Ava Labs strengthens its ecosystem with two high-profile partnerships: an MoU with Korean firm WeBlock to expand real-world asset (RWA) tokenization and a collaboration with Toyota Blockchain Lab on mobility infrastructure. Strategic Partnerships Drive Real-World Adoption for Avalanche The WeBlock deal is set to introduce regulation-compliant tokenized products and a new stablecoin pilot in South Korea. Meanwhile, the Toyota partnership aims…
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While Bitcoin and Ethereum are preparing for a new bullish impulse, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has once again postponed decisions on several ETF rule changes linked to cryptocurrencies. On Wednesday, the SEC announced it needed more time to review applications for permission regarding Ethereum staking. Although SEC Chair Paul Atkins has recently expressed open support for digital assets, the agency continues to delay rulings on many crypto-related ETFs. The SEC's hesitation in making decisions on ETFs and Ethereum staking can be attributed to concerns over investor protection and the need to develop clear regulatory frameworks for decentralized finan…
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The euro and British pound both worked excellently today using the Mean Reversion strategy. I traded the Japanese yen, as usual, with Momentum. Inflation data from eurozone countries and UK GDP figures almost entirely matched economists' forecasts, so there were no significant shifts in the currency market. As long as the European Central Bank and Bank of England remain in wait-and-see mode, aiming to avoid choking off economic growth, demand for risk assets will persist. However, if they turn to a softer policy, things could change quickly. From the US, we await the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index and its inflation expectations later in the day. Only ve…
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In a recent post on X, crypto analyst CRYPTOWZRD shared a bullish daily technical outlook for Ethereum (ETH), highlighting a strong close that suggests further upward movement is likely. The analyst’s primary expectation is for more gains to follow as the ETH/BTC pair begins to surge. This key relationship is a central focus for the analyst, as a strong performance from Ethereum against BTC often signals a broader bullish period for ETH itself. ETH And ETHBTC Daily Candles Flash Strong Bullish Close Giving a detailed market update, CRYPTOWZRD highlighted that both Ethereum’s daily candle and the ETHBTC pair closed strongly bullish. ETHBTC’s surge occurred as Bitcoin’s do…
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European currencies are having a fantastic year, with the CHF, the Euro, and GBP achieving their best performance since the early 2000s. With US President Trump doing everything he can to devalue the US dollar (tariffs, beefs with other countries, menacing the Fed's Independence, and Jerome Powell), and on the other side of the Atlantic, EU countries allying to boost productivity in the years to come, the conditions for such outperformance are optimal. Regarding basic economics, one thing to watch for Europe and Switzerland could be a too-strong currency, which would impair exports in an already-cooling economy (and crippled with 39% tariffs with the US). In fact, Switz…
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There is yet another problem that could prove very costly for the dollar. Some economists are already warning that the upcoming reports on the U.S. economy are at risk of disruption. If the government shuts down, and with it most federal agencies, who will compile the data for economic indicators? And if the data are released, how much credibility will they have? Confidence in the U.S. Bureau of Statistics has already declined sharply after the dismissal of its director, Erica McEntarfer, as many market participants now question the accuracy of the data. It is no secret that Trump has every reason to present the results of his policies in the most favorable light possible…
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Strategy Hits Pause on Bitcoin Buys While Cash Still Goes Out Last week, Strategy drew attention not for scooping up more Bitcoin, but for stepping back and taking a breather. Despite that pause, the company still pushed ahead with $140 million in dividend payments. That’s unusual, given how consistent its buying streak has been over time. The decision seems to be part of a deliberate and well-timed approach to managing its large Bitcoin treasury. No New Bitcoin Added Since Late July This marks the first time since the end of July that Strategy decided not to add to its Bitcoin holdings. Internally, the company framed it as a temporary pause rather than any shift in dire…
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) plans to release the September inflation report on Friday, October 24. This will be the only report BLS intends to publish during the ongoing government shutdown, which underscores its significance—especially with the Federal Reserve scheduled to meet on October 29. Without updated inflation data, any justification for a rate cut from the Fed may evaporate. The market is currently convinced that the Fed will lower rates two more times before year-end. That's why BLS is determined to prevent market imbalance or a panic-driven reaction surrounding this key data. That said, markets are already in a state of heightened uncertaint…
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Reports have disclosed that the US Federal Reserve has ended its Quantitative Tightening program and has put cash back into markets. According to sources, the Fed injected more than $13 billion through overnight repo operations, the largest such move in years. Crypto investor and author Paul Barron said that coins like XRP could “bring the fire” now that more liquidity is flowing back into the system. He believes that when the Fed starts easing up, assets with clear utility often react faster than the rest of the market. Barron added that stronger liquidity usually pulls traders toward tokens that can move money quickly and cheaply, which is why he thinks XRP may see m…
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Bitcoin continues to trade around the $110,000 level, unable to reclaim higher ground after weeks of volatile price action. The market is still digesting the impact of the October 10 flash crash, which erased billions in open interest and sent shockwaves across altcoins. Despite a gradual recovery in on-chain metrics and institutional inflows, sentiment remains fragile, with traders hesitant to take new long positions. According to top analyst Axel Adler, the Bitcoin Heat Macro Phase — a key indicator used to measure speculative pressure and market overheating — has now entered the Bottom or Accumulation zone. This signals a cooling-off period in speculation, suggesting…
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Dogecoin took a hard hit this week as tensions flared between Elon Musk and US President Donald Trump. Prices slid sharply, and red numbers dominated the market. Traders who had been riding the hype found themselves on the losing end. It was a week many will remember for how politics and memes intersected in unexpected ways. Musk And Trump Clash According to public posts, Elon Musk officially left the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) on Thursday. That move came after he criticized Trump’s spending bill. He had been co-leading that department since late 2024. Their back-and-forth heated up after Trump said he was “very disappointed” in Musk. In response, M…
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Asian Market Wrap In what is expected to be a slower week on the Economic data front, markets appear to be cautiously optimistic. Trade tensions eased between President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping after they resolved a dispute over critical minerals, opening the door for more trade discussions. Top U.S. and Chinese officials will meet in London on Monday to try to ease the escalating trade dispute between the two countries. The conflict has grown beyond tariffs to include export controls on key goods and components affecting global supply chains. close …
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USDJPY, a historically volatile forex pair, has failed to break lows and has been consolidating at the low of its 2024 to today’s monthly range. Looking at higher timeframes allows us to see where prices currently stand and zones of interest as the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan’s Monetary policies diverge once again. From Monthly to Daily charts, we will look at zones of interest in potential breakouts or reversals. Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. The provided publication is for informational and educational purp…
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According to crypto entrepreneur Edoardo Farina, most individual XRP holders could find themselves shut out as inflation and tight budgets squeeze their options. He argues that owning more than 10,000 XRP – which costs about $23,100 at a price of $2.31 per token – has become a barrier for anyone living paycheck to paycheck. Rich List Data Reveals Concentration Based on reports, there are about 6.55 million XRP wallet addresses in existence. Less than 4% of those wallets contain at least 10,000 XRP. A clear majority, over 5 million addresses, hold 500 XRP or fewer. That gap shows how stacked the system is. More than 166,250 wallets sit in the 10,000–25,000 XRP range. An…
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Bitcoin price started a fresh decline below the $105,500 zone. BTC is now consolidating and struggling to stay above the $103,200 support. Bitcoin started a fresh decline below the $106,500 and $105,500 levels. The price is trading below $106,500 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a key bearish trend line forming with resistance at $106,600 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken). The pair could start a fresh recovery wave if it clears the $105,500 resistance zone. Bitcoin Price Dips Sharply Bitcoin price started a fresh decline after it failed to clear the $110,500 resistance zone. BTC declined below the $107,500 and $106,500 su…
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On-chain data shows Ethereum has just witnessed its largest daily withdrawal in over a month, a sign that may turn out to be bullish for the asset’s price. Ethereum Has Recently Seen Notable Exchange Outflows As explained by the institutional DeFi solutions provider Sentora (formerly IntoTheBlock) in a new post on X, a large amount of Ethereum has left exchanges. The on-chain indicator of interest here is the “Exchange Netflow,” which measures the net amount of ETH entering into or exiting out of the wallets associated with centralized exchanges. When the value of this metric is positive, it means the exchanges are receiving a net number of deposits. As one of the main …
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Should we sell before the weekend? Bitcoin stumbled to $103,900 before rebounding to $105,000 as news broke of Israeli airstrikes hitting Iranian nuclear and missile facilities, including those in Tehran. The escalation marks one of the most direct confrontations in years. Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that the strikes won’t stop “until Iran’s nuclear ambitions are completely dismantled.” Israel just nuked my alts. How do I report a war crime? More importantly, is a retaliatory strike going to destroy your net worth over the next two days? BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.09T24h7d30d1yAll time Sell Before the Weekend? Bitcoin Reacts to Heightened Geopolitical Uncertain…
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Donald Trump has disclosed an income of $57.3M from World Liberty Financial tokens. The president filed his public financial disclosure to the US Office of Government Ethics, declaring that he holds 15.75B $WLFI tokens, the native cryptocurrency of WLF. Interestingly, though, no details were provided as to how this income was generated. Was it through sale or staking, or any other mechanism? We don’t know. Read to know more about WLF and Trump’s pro-crypto approach. We’ll also suggest the best altcoins you can buy now to rake in a handsome income yourself. Price jumps, staking, we’ve covered it all. Trump’s Crypto Empire: From Stablecoins to Meme Tokens World Libert…
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