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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In crypto news today, most are watching another pre-payday pump unfold while BlackRock and its Ethereum buy pump the market’s vibe back to life. After two dry weeks with no inflows, BlackRock suddenly scooped up more than $90 million worth of Ethereum, and the timing couldn’t be more perfect. Bitcoin is inching toward its familiar $90,000 resistance after bouncing beautifully off the 100-week SMA, a level that acted as resistance before launching the 2023 reversal. The king’s chart is hinting at a developing cup-and-handle structure on higher timeframes. (source – BTC Weekly SMA 100, TradingView) Historically, every time BTC holds this moving average after a halving…
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In today’s crypto market news, there’s a weird and interesting blend of signals coming from the institutional space, especially with BlackRock, JP Morgan, and a series of new Russia crypto policy changes all landing at once. BlackRock and Fidelity keep grocery shopping Bitcoin during a sale. JP Morgan is suddenly speaking about crypto as if it’s part of the traditional macro tool kit, and Russia is loosening the screws on access to crypto-linked products. All of that together paints a far different picture than what most people expected even a few months ago. DISCOVER: 16+ New and Upcoming Binance Listings in 2025 ETH Support Holds While Total3 Starts Turning Up Mo…
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The market woke up fast last night as Bitcoin price bounced sharply from its recent bottom that had been forming for days, pulling back above $90,000 while ETH USD finally cracked the $3,000 level again. This jump surprised almost no one. ETF flow data has been turning green for two straight days, with both BlackRock and Fidelity stepping back in. SOL and BNB followed with the same 3% gains, adding to the sense that the worst may have already passed for the crypto market. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time Bitcoin Price Technical Shift and Market Structure…
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In crypto news today, traders are fixating on the Federal Reserve’s growing rate cut odds, the viral resurfacing of the Space Quest Bitcoin imagery, and ongoing accumulation moves from Tom Lee. The jump to an 85% probability for a December rate cut has become one of the biggest catalysts discussed across crypto news today, and it fits neatly with the bullish positioning highlighted by Tom Lee. Going viral and trending around social media, the old-school Space Quest Bitcoin resemblance has resurfaced as a talking point, with many in crypto news today interpreting every signal, serious or fun, as long as the crypto talk is going on. Read the full story here. …
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The big story in the crypto news today is how surprisingly calm the market looks after what could’ve been a much bigger shake-up. BTC USD is still parked around $90,000, and ETH USD keeps inching upward. These all happened even after that sudden Chicago data center outage that briefly froze global trading screens. Once the Chicago data center issue was sorted out, markets snapped back, and stocks even pushed higher on hopes the Fed might finally ease rates. Somehow, BTC and ETH barely flinched against USD through all of it. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time …
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Today, the crypto market news revolves around market recovery as traders dissect Jerome Powell’s latest speech. The key takeaway is not what was said, but what wasn’t. The absence of any reference to economic or monetary policy left the door wide open for risk assets to breathe. That includes Bitcoin, whose price in BTC USD pair moved cautiously back above $121,000. Meanwhile, ETH and XRP remained stable as USD stablecoin, a rare moment of calm across the top alts. Markets were braced for hawkish language. Instead, Powell’s speech offered no new signals. No word on rates, no taper talk, just quiet. That silence landed with crypto recovering a slight bit. Silence can…
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Crypto news today reflects a sharp downturn triggered by rising global tensions and unexpected policy moves. The Bitcoin price plunged below $101,000 for a moment, and ETH USD sank under $3,300 before slowly climbing back to $3,800 amid a wave of liquidations. This came right after a dramatic announcement of new China tariffs from the one and only US President, the big Donald Trump. The US requires 100% duties on Chinese tech imports, which intensified risk-off behavior across both crypto and equities. DefiLlama reports $47 billion in daily perpetuals volume and $33 billion in DEX trading as another sign that crypto interest hasn’t vanished. With ETH USD climbing and…
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According to most news reports, today, the crypto markets are still reeling after last week’s violent downturn. Bitcoin price fell nearly 15%, touching lows near $105,000 in seconds, rattling the market in a bad way. The timing couldn’t have been more unsettling as reports soon emerged of a crypto mogul found dead in Ukraine, deepening the sense of crisis. The man, identified as Konstantin Galish, was discovered inside his Lamborghini with what police have called a self-inflicted wound. This news sent another shockwave through the already-stressed crypto community. Over the last 7 days, we saw a few suicides and stories of traders leaving crypto after huge losses in the …
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Crypto is heating up today after news on comments by Jerome Powell, which are unexpectedly dovish-sounding. Powell cited softness in employment and suggested further rate cuts, and many are wondering whether the Bitcoin price might bounce back from recent weakness. At the same time, the BNB airdrop from Binance and Four Meme has sparked renewed excitement in the altcoin space, especially meme coins. Powell pointed out that downside risks in the labor market are becoming more evident, and he hinted that the era of aggressive tightening could be over. This type of tone has historically tended to favor risk assets, such as cryptocurrencies. Immediately after his remarks, Bi…
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Most crypto news revolves around the Bitcoin price, which is riding a rollercoaster, flirting with 6% gain this week but dropping by a percent today. Bitcoin is now hovering above $122,000 in price. Meanwhile, ETH is dancing to its own beat, volatile, unpredictable, and currently sits around $4,480 USD. And yet, XRP is lagging far behind. After rallying past 3 USD this summer, XRP is now languishing at under $2.9, unable to keep pace with the ongoing crypto rally. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time The total crypto market cap has climbed to $4.26 trillion,…
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Why is crypto down today? Today’s question is rattling investors, even as the Bitcoin price in BTC USD pairs holds “ok” weekly gains. At the same time BNB continues its surprising resilience against USD, while ETH and XRP are dragging the crypto market lower. The daily red candles for XRP are especially brutal, shedding momentum after a brief bullish stretch. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time This all while .cwp-coin-chart svg path { stroke-width: 0.65 !important; } Bitcoin BTC …
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Crypto markets head into this week’s Federal Reserve meeting focused less on rate cut and more on whether Jerome Powell quietly declares the start of quantitative easing (QE). The key question on Wednesday for macro-sensitive traders is whether the Fed shifts into a bill-heavy “reserve management” regime that starts rebuilding dollar liquidity, even if it refuses to call it QE. Futures markets suggest the rate decision itself is largely a foregone conclusion. According to the CME FedWatch Tool, traders are assigning roughly 87.2% odds to a 0.25 percentage point cut, underscoring that the real uncertainty is not about the size of the move, but about what the Fed signals o…
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Even though November started off with turbulence and negativity, most experts in the cryptocurrency market lean toward cautious optimism. The current pullback is indeed dramatic, but it's seen as a temporary phase and part of the overall market dynamics. The beginning of November was marked by a substantial drop in prices of popular cryptocurrencies, leading to massive losses among investors. According to major platforms, the total number of liquidations reached billions of dollars in just a few days. Bitcoin fell below the $100,000 threshold for the first time in four months, while Ethereum dropped to approximately $3,000. This level of volatility is rare and signals …
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A recent MEXC Q3 report highlighted the strong performance of the crypto market during the last quarter, which saw active traders surge as the total crypto market capitalization climbed to the $4 trillion mark. Spot Market Sees Strong Q3 Performance On Wednesday, crypto exchange MEXC published its Q3 2025 Ecosystem & Growth Report, highlighting sustained expansion, robust user activity, and security from the previous quarter. According to the report, the exchange experienced strong activity and trading momentum during the market run between July and September, with over 680 new tokens added to the crypto exchange in Q3, representing a 17% increase from Q2. Moreove…
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Crypto market is bouncing, shaking off some geopolitical jitters. After a ceasefire announcement muted down fears of WW3, crypto assets prices do recovers. Big alts like FET, TAO, and ONDO are climbing, each posting double digit gains. The market kicked off with a big sigh of relief today when President Trump shared ceasefire news. Bitcoin jumped 5%, blasting past $105K after a dip below $100K. Altcoins followed suit, riding the renewed confidence. Global tensions ease do recovers crypto. BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.09T24h7d30d1yAll time DISCOVER: Next 1000X Crypto: 10+ Crypto Tokens That Can Hit 1000x in 2025 Bitcoin Driving The Jet Crypto showcased its impressive res…
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The crypto market is reeling once again after an intense wave of liquidations erased over $2 billion in leveraged positions within a single day. With Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and other major assets plunging sharply, traders are bracing for what could be another turbulent stretch, especially with billions in options set to expire. Massive Liquidations Trigger Steep Sell-Off According to data from Coinglass, more than $2 billion in long and short positions were liquidated over the last 24 hours, marking one of the most severe unwinding events since October’s historic crash. Bitcoin (BTC) crashed as low as $82,000, while Ethereum (ETH) slid below $2,700. Traders hol…
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The US-China trade scare has sent a wave of anxiety across all risk-assets, and digital assets rarely avoid such. Cryptocurrencies got sold off violently at the past week close. It isn't the first time that such flows happen on a Friday late afternoon, but this one was particularly brutal: The Crypto total market cap lost close to $1 trillion in value in about an hour and some altcoins printed down about 70% of their value with cascading liquidations. Since, much of the moves have recovered with conciliatory tones from both US and China, but the overall tone still seems passive/aggressive. …
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Following yesterday's significant rise in Bitcoin and Ethereum, which marked the largest gains in recent weeks, there has been a notable correction that highlights the challenging situation in which market participants revise their portfolios and sentiment. According to SoSoValue, recent days have seen mixed inflows and outflows in spot BTC and ETH ETFs, indicating volatility that reflects the uncertainty hanging over the cryptocurrency market ahead of an important policy meeting of the Federal Reserve. This volatility is also indicative of the market's dependence on macroeconomic data, which have been somewhat lacking lately. Investors are exercising caution, closel…
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Senators engaged in bipartisan discussions regarding the anticipated crypto market structure bill met on Tuesday amid ongoing disagreements about the timing of a committee vote on the legislation. According to a report from Politico, Sen. Cynthia Lummis, a key negotiator for the Republican side, expressed optimism that a new draft of the bill could be released this week. Lummis aims to have the bill ready for markup before Congress adjourns for the holiday break, stating, “Knock on wood, I hope to share a draft at the end of this week that reflects our best efforts to date.” Lummis Urges Swift Progress On Crypto Legislation During a panel discussion hosted by the Blo…
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We are assisting at a very mixed picture across different asset classes – Equities are down after the long weekend, the US Dollar is up but correcting from its highs since the ISM Manufacturing PMI report, and Cryptocurrencies are sluggish, but showing signs of rebound. After sending worrying signs throughout the past week of price action, with Bitcoin correcting for the whole past week and Ethereum marking a new record in a weak-looking price action, cryptos are finding a floor with traders bracing for the upcoming Non-Farm Payrolls. Bitcoin has for example marked an intermediate low at around $107,000 at the extreme of its previous ATH support area and rebounding sinc…
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Bitcoin experienced a slight uptick following a major sell-off observed at the beginning of the week. Recently, we noted that approximately 400,000 Bitcoins had been sold over the last month, as large holders began to offload this asset. However, new statistics reveal that during the same period, other market participants purchased 350,000 BTC. This situation can be explained by the selling activity of old long-term holders and the simultaneous increase in purchases by other large players. It represents a redistribution from one group of long-term holders (sellers) to another group of fresh long-term holders (buyers). Thus, it is possible that the current market situa…
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Since October 6, the crypto market has lost over $1.1 trillion in value. Analysts from The Bull Theory examined the underlying causes of this behavior and identified significant issues causing such poor performance in what was expected to be a bullish fourth quarter for the industry. Market Liquidity Stumbles Post-October 10 Sell-Off One of the primary factors cited is the severe damage inflicted on market liquidity following the dramatic sell-off on October 10, which resulted in more than $20 billion liquidated from traders in a matter of minutes. This particularly impacted altcoins, with many seeing losses of 70% to 80%. With liquidity diminished, the current market …
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The modern cryptocurrency market continues to be extremely volatile and susceptible to global economic factors. The main concern for investors lies in the uncertainty surrounding the future direction of monetary policy by the US Federal Reserve. Recent statements from Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicate a possible continuation of a tight monetary policy, which creates additional risks for digital assets. The Fear&Greed index remains at an extreme level ("12" out of 100), reflecting a high level of anxiety among market participants. Investors are fearful of potential economic shocks, such as a new escalation in trade conflicts between the US and China, the threat of r…
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The cryptocurrency market is currently in a phase of recovery, but it maintains a high degree of volatility and susceptibility to external factors. Prospects will depend on the decisions made by the Federal Reserve and the overall macroeconomic environment. The recovery process is likely to take some time as fundamental economic factors continue to impact the markets. The weakening dollar and the prospect of interest rate cuts from the Fed are contributing to the strengthening of dollar-alternative assets. Earlier expectations suggested a pause in the easing monetary policy, but recent comments from Fed officials Christopher Waller, John Williams, and Mary Daly have inte…
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The US dollar refuses to yield the ground it gained earlier, ignoring the government shutdown and growing expectations of a Fed rate cut. Today, the USDX dollar index reached another 10-week high near 99.06, marking its fourth consecutive day of strengthening. Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency market continues its correction. While Bitcoin's price today remains nearly unchanged from yesterday's close, Ethereum (ETH) has lost about 2.8%, trading around $4,378.00 against the dollar at the time of publication. The record high of $4,955.00 was set on August 24 of this year, just ten days after Bitcoin (BTC) reached its own all-time high near $124,000.00. Ethereum differs from…
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