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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The story has been somewhat the same for the price of Bitcoin over the past week, drifting further from its recently-notched all-time high of $111,814. On Friday, June 6, the premier cryptocurrency fell towards the $101,000 level, reflecting an uptick in the market volatility over the past few days. While the Bitcoin price has quickly recovered from this sudden downturn, there is still real concern about the market leader’s performance since reaching its record-high value. However, a new indicator suggests that the price of BTC might still have some time to run up to a new high. Analyst Predicts Four Months Of Opportunity For BTC In a recent post on the X platform, cryp…
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XRP’s price action this cycle has been full of notable bull runs. However, according to a crypto analyst known pseudonymously as CryptoBull, the real bull run is yet to begin. According to a technical analysis posted on X by this analyst, when XRP finally begins its bull run, the massive swing will take its price action to as high as $37. Analyst Says XRP Bull Run Hasn’t Started Yet XRP has displayed wide price swings in the past week, moving between $2.78 and $3.12 as volatility intensified across the wider crypto market. The token opened the week at $2.86 after a sharp sell-off, bounced back above $3.07 in a midweek surge, then retraced again before recovering to arou…
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XRP’s price is now looking to break above $2.20 again after inching a few moves upwards in the past 24 hours. Notably, the cryptocurrency’s price action has seen a volatile movement over the past week. After briefly rallying above $2.65 earlier in May, XRP failed to sustain its momentum, instead trending downwards until it rebounded at $2.10 on the last day of May. Amid this backdrop of price action, there have been discussions around the timing for the next major price movement for XRP. A fresh outlook by a crypto analyst suggests XRP investors should pay attention to June 3 to June 6. Crypto Analyst Predicts Timeline For XRP Bottom And Breakout A crypto analyst known …
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Ethereum’s bullish momentum has intensified throughout the weekend, with the price climbing above $4,100. This steady recovery follows a strong rebound from the $3,500 region after a crash earlier in the month. Investor sentiment, as shown by trading volume and flows on exchanges, has turned optimistic amidst the recovery. Now that Ethereum’s price action is starting to turn bullish again, a new technical analysis shared by crypto analyst Freedomby40 on the social media platform X suggests that the current rally could be far from over, projecting a possible long-term climb to $16,000. Wave Count Structure Points To A Continuation Phase Freedomby40’s analysis, which is …
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The Dogecoin price had seen an initial run-up to $0.3 before the correction that brought it back toward $0.26 again. The aftermath of this has been uncertain price movements for the meme coin, especially as bulls and bears vied for control of the digital asset. At this junction, there is now a near equal opportunity for the price to actually go in either direction, and crypto analyst MyCryptoParadise has outlined the conditions that could favor either side. Why Dogecoin Price Is Still Bullish Despite the Dogecoin price decline, there is still a lot of bullishness in the current price action. This comes with the breakout of a classic falling wedge pattern, which is bullis…
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The Bitcoin price has soared to historic highs this year, but not everyone believes the rally will last. A new warning from a crypto analyst suggests that the world’s largest cryptocurrency could be on the verge of a dramatic price crash, with the possibility of erasing nearly all of its gains and tumbling back to levels not seen in years. Why A 90% Bitcoin Price Crash Could Be Ahead In a recent interview on the David Lin Report, a financial news channel on YouTube, Bloomberg Intelligence senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone issued a stark warning for Bitcoin holders. After years of accurately calling key price levels, including the surge to $100,000, McGlone now pre…
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Crypto analyst Steph has issued a warning to XRP investors regarding the current price action. He alluded to a multi-year resistance that the altcoin has struggled to break, noting that this should be the major focus as it eyes new highs. XRP Needs to Break Above the $3.6 Resistance In an X post, Steph shared a video in which he analysed the XRP monthly chart, dating back to the 2020 bull run. He highlighted an upward-sloping trendline for the altcoin, which showed that the altcoin has faced rejection at around the $3.6 level twice now. The first was in January of this year, when the altcoin surged to a yearly high. Meanwhile, the second has occurred again following …
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Bitcoin’s price continues to show signs of consolidation following its all-time high of over $111,000 recorded in May. At the time of writing, the asset is trading at $104,851, down 0.3% in the past 24 hours and roughly 6.3% below its recent peak. This period of relative price stability comes amid cautious sentiment across the broader crypto market, as analysts examine whether the current bull cycle is beginning to shift gears or simply experiencing a temporary pause. CryptoQuant contributor Crypto Dan has released a comparative analysis of current and past market cycles, noting several distinct behaviors in Bitcoin’s recent price action. Drawing parallels to the bull …
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Crypto analyst Kevin (Kev Capital TA) argues that altcoins are replaying the same structural script that preceded the 2021 “altseason,” this time on the ratio of the altcoin market cap excluding Ethereum and stablecoins versus Bitcoin (often proxied as “Total3/BTC”). In a video posted late on September 2, he contends that confluence across weekly and monthly timeframes—on both linear and logarithmic scales—shows a Wyckoff-style bottoming process culminating in a “spring” and range reclaim, with momentum and breadth indicators lining up the way they did ahead of the 2021 surge. Altcoins Gear Up For Major Run Kevin frames the current moment as a direct analogue to the last…
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Donald Trump’s planned 90,000 square foot ballroom at the White House is attracting more than just architectural attention. A growing list of high-profile donors is funding the project, and it includes some of the biggest names in both tech and crypto. Coinbase, Ripple, and Tether America are all involved, alongside giants like Google, Apple, and Microsoft. With the total cost estimated at around $300 million, the spotlight is now as much on who’s paying for it as what is being built. The Mix of Donors Is Anything but Subtle Looking at the full list of donors, it’s clear that this is not your average fundraising effort. Tech players like Apple and Amazon appear next to d…
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Another week, another crypto Asia news update. Let’s be real, this one’s more maintenance than the headline-grabbing structural reforms that we have come to expect of the Asian crypto landscape. This is bound to happen as countries build on the structural changes regarding crypto that they have recently implemented, fine-tuning what’s already in place. It’s less about re-inventing the wheel now and more about tightening the bolts on the framework that is already in place. Nonetheless, here are some of the bigger headlines from this week. Japan Stock Exchange Considers Limiting Crypto Holdings By Companies The Japanese stock exchange, JPX, is considering new rules to so…
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Another week, another crypto Asia roundup. In this week’s update, we will focus on key developments in the crypto Asia landscape, with a keen emphasis on India, Japan, and South Korea. These four markets never seem to sleep and always have something going on. Here are the biggest headlines from this past week. Crypto Asia Win: Bitget To Expand Investment Platform In India Post 2026 FIU Approval Bitget is all in on India and, as such, wants to expand beyond being just an exchange platform to offer wider investment options in the future. According to a local publication, the exchange is currently registering with the Indian Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). According to…
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Another week, another crypto Asia update. In this week’s update, the focus has shifted towards maintaining regulatory clarity and reinforcing digital asset infrastructure rather than sweeping changes. Governments are fine-tuning what’s already in place. Here’s the rundown of the biggest headlines from this week in crypto Asia. India Formally Reviews Its VDA Framework India currently has more than 100 million crypto users in the country, but lacks a proper framework to govern the sector. For now, the system is heavy on taxes and anti-money laundering (AML). However, it’s very light on investor protection. The government has realised the shortcomings, and a formal review…
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JPMorgan’s US trading desk is cautioning clients that a widely expected Federal Reserve rate cut on September 17 could mark a near-term peak for risk assets rather than a new leg higher—an outcome that would not spare crypto. In a note flagged by desk head Andrew Tyler, the bank writes: “We have concerns that the September 17 Fed meeting which delivers a 25bp cut could turn into a ‘Sell the News’ event as investors pullback to consider macro data, Fed’s reaction function, potentially stretched positioning, a weaker corporate buyback bid, and waning participation from the Retail investor.” The timing matters. The Fed’s next policy meeting runs September 16–17, with a sta…
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Crypto markets are under pressure as bearish momentum tightens its grip on several altcoins. SUI continues to slide below key moving averages, signaling sustained weakness, while FARTCOIN extends its downtrend with a series of lower lows and highs. With both assets nearing critical support levels and momentum indicators flashing warning signs, a bounce is coming, or downside could be imminent. Bearish Momentum Builds As SUI Trades Below Key Moving Averages In a recent post, Gemxbt highlighted that SUI is currently locked in a downtrend, with the price trading below its 5, 10, and 20-period moving averages. This alignment of short-term averages below the current price lev…
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Data shows the rebound in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has punished the bears, triggering a massive wave of short liquidations. Crypto Sector Has Just Witnessed A Mass Liquidation Event According to data from CoinGlass, a large amount of liquidations have piled up on the cryptocurrency derivatives market. “Liquidation” refers to the forceful shutdown that any open contract has to go through if its losses exceed the threshold defined by its platform. Below is a table that shows the numbers related to the latest liquidations in the market. As displayed, the cryptocurrency sector has seen a derivatives flush of over half a billion dollars during the past day. Out …
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A sudden wave of selling hit crypto markets in the early hours of Friday, as reports of an Israeli airstrike on Iran set off fresh jitters. Bitcoin sank 5%, slipping under the $104,000 mark. Altcoins fared worse, with losses ranging from 6% to 9%. Based on reports from Coinglass, more than $1 billion was wiped out in liquidations, over $1 billion of which were long positions. Rising Tensions Shake Global Markets According to market watchers, the strike prompted a swift move into safe assets. S&P 500 futures tumbled 1.9%, while oil and gold jumped sharply. WTI crude climbed more than 12%, reaching about $77 per barrel. Gold surged past $3,400 an ounce as investors so…
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A new wave of debate is sweeping through crypto circles as some analysts suggest XRP could someday trade at $20,000 per coin. The price today sits near $2. That means a 10,000× jump from current levels. According to reports, the idea first took shape in 2022, when game developer and XRP backer Chad Steingraber laid out a plan that leaned on big banks and tokenized assets. Now, that bold forecast has resurfaced on social platform X, sparking fresh talk about where this digital token might head next. Rise Of Tokenized Assets According to Steingraber, the first step involves issuing stablecoins and central bank digital currencies on the XRP Ledger. Every time a new to…
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The session is risk-on as market participants already seem to be moving on from the consequent miss and downwards revisions to the NFP data – and this was just Friday. Some questions remain on the current state of affairs as safe-havens have also appreciated on the session, but the rally is still way more consequent in risk-assets. Cryptos haven't rejected the positive mood around markets as most digital assets are green today, and by a decent margin. They were leading on the way down after starting to correct last Wednesday and most coins are now aiming to catch up to their recent highs. Bitcoin wicked on its support zone at 112,000 and now trades around the $115,000…
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The crypto market slid into the week in a holding pattern, with price action grinding sideways and positioning increasingly tethered to one catalyst: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium. “The only big, big event is going to be this,” said analyst Josh Olszewicz in his August 18 Macro Monday stream. “Everybody’s going to be watching this, talking about this, analyzing this… What Jay says [on Friday]” will likely swing rate expectations and risk sentiment. The symposium runs August 21–23, 2025 in Wyoming, under the theme “Labor Markets in Transition: Demographics, Productivity, and Macroeconomic Policy,” a backdrop alm…
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On November 2, 2025, crypto analyst Ignas | DeFi distilled crypto’s current standoff into a clean ledger of pros and cons. The Bearish Case For Crypto The first bear pillar is the “AI bubble” overhang. Late-October headlines crystallized the debate as Nvidia briefly breached a $5 trillion market value, a milestone that sharpened concern that equity valuations tied to AI infrastructure spending may be running ahead of realized returns. Point two—“bullish news fail to pump”—was on display as “Uptober” ended with a whimper for the crypto market. Despite intermittent policy tailwinds and strong ETF inflows mid-month, both Bitcoin and Ethereum faded into month-end, and US sp…
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The crypto bull 2025 might get overshadowed by stablecoin regulation. While BTC ▲1.67% dominates headlines with its record highs, it was stablecoins that had policymakers and institutional investors talking during a recent series of U.S. meetings hosted by Standard Chartered Bank. According to Geoffrey Kendrick, the bank’s global head of digital assets research, stablecoins dominated 90% of his conversations with lawmakers and clients in Washington, D.C., New York, and Boston. So… is this bullish or nah? “The discussions were almost entirely focused on stablecoins rather than bitcoin, despite BTC’s price surge,” Kendrick said. BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.37T24h7d30d1yA…
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Crypto analyst Kevin (Kev Capital TA) says Jerome Powell has effectively signaled the wind-down of the Federal Reserve’s quantitative tightening program—an inflection he argues has historically unlocked altcoin outperformance and could underpin the next broad crypto rally. In a video analysis posted yesterday, Kevin framed Powell’s appearance at the National Association for Business Economics forum yesterday as unusually balance-sheet centric and tantamount to advance guidance: “This man came out today and literally sat there and spoke about the balance sheet the entire time… he telegraphed… we’re probably going to end the quantitative tightening program in the coming mo…
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Top analyst Miles Deutscher says the crypto market’s apparent fatigue is being misread. In a new video titled “Why The Crypto Bull Run Is Far From Over (Data Says This Happens Next),” the commentator—who has more than 630,000 followers on X—argues that both macro and market-structure signals point to an extended cycle, with Ethereum poised to lead even if Bitcoin cools. Crypto Cycle Dead? Deutscher opens by cutting against a swelling narrative that Bitcoin “has potentially put in a top,” acknowledging that spot price action “objectively looks quite weak at the moment.” Yet, he stresses, “I don’t believe the cycle is over,” and lays out what he considers the telltale sign…
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With Bitcoin precariously recovering above the $100,000 mark and altcoins bleeding momentum, traders are asking the obvious: Is the crypto bull run over? According to systematic trader Adam Bakay (@abetrade), the answer is not so clear-cut. In a detailed market breakdown posted June 22, Bakay offered a technically grounded, cautiously defensive assessment—one that acknowledges geopolitical risks but stays rooted in positioning and price structure. Is The Bitcoin Bull Run Over? “Looking at the monthly and weekly timeframes, we are still technically in an uptrend,” Bakay wrote, noting that “no key swing low was broken, and the 365-day rolling VWAP has been respected during…
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