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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[Silver] With both EMAs still in a Golden Cross formation, the trend for Silver likely remains upwards, despite the potential for a limited correction where it is confirmed by the appearance of a Bearish Divergence on the RSI(14). Key Levels 1. Resistance. 2 : 62.853 2. Resistance. 1 : 61.737 3. Pivot : 59.658 4. Support. 1 : 58.542 5. Support. 2 : 56.463 Tactical Scenario: Positive Reaction Zone: If the price breaks above 61.737, Silver will likely continue to strengthen up to 62.853. Momentum Extension Bias: If 62.853 is broken, there is potential for Silver to test the level at 64.932. Invalidation Level / Bias Revision: The upside bias weakens …
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[Crude Oil] With the appearance of Bullish Divergence on the RSI indicator, there will be potential for limited strengthening on #CL, however, with the condition that the two EMAs are still intersecting the Death Cross, it seems that Sellers are still dominant in #CL. Key Levels: 1. Resistance. 2 : 60.94 2. Resistance. 1 : 60.08 3. Pivot : 59.46 4. Support. 1 : 58.60 5. Support. 2 : 57.98 Tactical Scenario: Pressure Zone: If the price breaks down and closes below 58.60, there is potential for #CL to continue its decline to 57.98. Momentum Extension Bias: If 57.98 is broken and closes above, #CL will test the 57.12 level. Invalidation Level / Bias Rev…
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A crypto expert set off a fresh debate by arguing that Chainlink — not XRP — should wear the “banking coin” label. His short tweet on Wednesday got people talking and digging into the numbers behind both projects. Analyst Claims Chainlink Is Banking Coin According to Quinten, a top analyst and host at Coin Compass, Chainlink is better suited to work with banks than XRP. Quinten also admitted that XRP is 10 times larger than Chainlink, a gap he says could narrow if LINK wins more institutional deals. Based on tracker figures, XRP currently trades around $3 with a market cap of a little over $178 billion, while Chainlink trades near $24 and sits at over $16 billion. XR…
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Bitcoin BTC ▲2.02% is entering what Deutsche Bank analysts describe as a “less volatile, more sustainable age.” As Bitcoin recently surges past $123,000 to set a new all-time high, its price swings have simultaneously calmed. Deutsche Bank analyst Marion Laboure said that Bitcoin’s latest rally has been accompanied by a “historic decline in volatility.” Talking to CNBC on 15 July 2025, Laboure said, “While excitement over the upcoming legislation has spurred Bitcoin’s sharp appreciation, it is notable that Bitcoin’s rise has also been accompanied by a historic decline in volatility levels.” “This combination suggests we are potentially starting to witness a gradual deco…
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Deutsche Bank has raised its 2026 gold price forecast to $4,000 per ounce, citing continued central bank demand, especially from China, a falling US dollar, and rising uncertainty over Fed independence. In a note to clients, analysts led by Michael Hsueh said that the recent surge in gold still has “further headroom to run,” revising their previous forecast of $3,700 to a more bullish $4,000 per troy ounce on average for 2026. The team pointed to macroeconomic volatility and political developments in the US, highlighting uncertainty created by changes in the composition of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and growing challenges to the Federal Reserve’s in…
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Deutsche Bank has confirmed it will roll out a crypto custody service in 2026. But this time, targeted groups would be institutional clients through regulated infrastructures for storing and managing digital assets like BTC ▲3.10% and tokenized deposits. Partnering with Bitpanda and Taurus SA, the bank aims to establish itself as a serious player in the institutional-grade crypto services. But this is not something that has been brewing recently. This move follows years of behind-the-scenes development and growing support from regulators across Europe and the U.S. (BTCUSDT) Partners, Tech, and Project Scope: Deutsche Bank Crypto Strategy Deutsche Bank’s upcoming cryp…
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The decentralized exchange (DEX) market has just reached a historic milestone, with over $1.15 trillion in volume processed during August. DefiLlama data shows this is the first month where combined spot and perpetual contract volumes have exceeded $1 trillion in monthly activity. Spot DEX volumes hit $506B in August, while perpetual contract volumes rose to over $648B, reaching an all-time high for this category. The DEX market remains strong as Web3 becomes more accessible, thanks to apps like Best Wallet ($BEST). Best Wallet provides an easy way to convert fiat via a mobile app, along with integration with multiple DEXs for a smooth crypto experience. We’ll disc…
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Trading activity on Coinbase’s Base network is heating up, and meme coins are at the center of the storm. If this momentum holds, Base could see its DEX volumes surge past new milestones in 2025. Will Brett, Toshi, and Degen drive the next breakout, or will the hype fade as quickly as it came? Base is showing steady growth in decentralized finance (DeFi) activity. Data from DeFiLlama shows the daily trading volume on Base’s decentralized exchanges (DEXs) is about $1.379Bn. (Source: Base DEXs Volume, DeFiLlama) The weekly total stands near $9.75Bn, even after a 30.8% decline compared to the previous week. That level of activity makes Base the fourth-largest chain …
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DIA crypto up 160% in 3 days. Rising crypto and Ethereum prices, mainnet staking, and the oracle grants program are driving demand. The past three days have been eventful. First, Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law in the United States. Second, BlackRock applied with the SEC to allow staking of its spot Ethereum ETFs. Stablecoins are a key part of crypto, particularly Ethereum. On the other hand, staking for spot Ethereum ETF issuers would open new avenues for institutions to generate substantial profits. These developments are massive for protocols anchoring Ethereum, facilitating trade, and enabling smart contracts to perform even better. While Chainlink is…
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The global diamond industry is undergoing a rapid and unprecedented collapse, according to tech entrepreneur and academic Leanne Kemp, though some industry analysts argue that while the downturn is severe, it is not terminal. Plunging revenues, halted operations and growing doubts about diamonds’ cultural and economic relevance are just some of the symptoms cited by Kemp, who insists the industry isn’t just slumping. She said it’s “disassembling”. The past quarter has laid bare the severity of the crisis. Anglo American’s (LON: AAL) De Beers, the world’s largest diamond producer by value, saw a 44% revenue drop and is sitting on $2 billion worth of unsold stock. T…
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As Bitcoin (BTC) experienced significant volatility throughout the year, reaching new all-time highs (ATHs) before enduring sharp corrections of up to 30%, the cryptocurrency community has become increasingly polarized regarding its future direction. Many analysts are raising concerns about a potential bear market emerging in 2026; however, market expert Shanaka Anslem has offered a different perspective on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), questioning whether 2025 has already represented the real bear market. A Sign Of Cycle Change In his analysis, Anslem highlights key evidence. For the first time in history, Bitcoin breached its all-time high prior to the …
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Aave and CoinDesk Indices are launching CDOR, an onchain benchmark for stablecoin interest rates, starting with USDT and USDC. Built on Aave V3 data, CDOR could redefine DeFi, mirroring SOFR in TradFi. The United States is keen on ensuring stablecoins backed by Treasuries thrive. With the passage of the GENIUS Act in the Senate, Congress now has to debate and is highly likely to approve the bill. Despite some lawmakers, including Elizabeth Warren, arguing that certain amendments to the GENIUS Act were not considered, the bill has garnered bipartisan support. If passed in Congress, it will create a framework enabling companies to launch stablecoins with clarity on their…
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Acquisition talks between Coinbase and the UK-based stablecoin infrastructure startup BVNK have fallen through, according to a report from Fortune yesterday (November 11). Although not mentioned, there is a strong possibility that the recent Bank of England stablecoin framework proposal contributed to Coinbase’s decision to walk away from the deal. The proposed deal would have seen Coinbase acquire BVNK for an estimated $2Bn, and would’ve been a huge move for the UK/GBP stablecoin industry. However, the messy and restrictive proposal by the Bank of England has likely spooked many Web3 firms from entering the UK market. Although Coinbase has walked away from its move…
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USDJPY Tumbles After Bessent’s Comments on Japan’s Inflation Dollar to Yen – Did Bessent Signal a Weaker USDJPY? Reading Between the Lines The USDJPY pair dropped sharply after U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent made remarks on Japanese monetary policy during a Bloomberg TV interview. Bessent stated, “They’re behind the curve,” referring to the Bank of Japan (BoJ), and revealed he had discussed Japan’s inflation challenges with Governor Kazuo Ueda. He added, “So they’re going to be hiking and they need to get their inflation problem under control.” On the surface, these comments appear to be a suggestion for the BoJ to tighten policy to combat domestic inflation. Howeve…
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BlackRock’s $2.5Bn tokenized Treasury fund has moved into Binance’s collateral system, pulling a Wall Street-grade instrument straight into everyday crypto trading. BlackRock, Securitize, and Binance announced on November 15 that the BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) is now approved as off-exchange collateral for institutional clients. A new share class of the fund also went live on BNB Chain on Friday. The update gives larger traders a way to post yield-bearing US Treasury exposure while they execute deals on Binance, and they can use the same asset inside one of the busiest DeFi networks in the market. DISCOVER: Next 1000X Crypto: 10+ Cr…
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A day after another billion-dollar liquidation cascade, veteran crypto analyst Trader Mayne says his core thesis is unchanged: the bull cycle’s top is “not in,” and the market is in the process of printing a weekly cycle low that could set up one more leg higher into year-end. “I’ve been banging on the drum about the high not being in,” he said in a November 5 video, adding that he remains “a BTC maxi from the spot perspective,” despite tactical longs and shorts that have been hit-and-miss during the recent volatility. Is The Bitcoin Bottom In? Mayne framed the selloff—coming less than a month after an almost $20 billion wipeout on October 10—as a feature, not a bug, of …
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Crypto analyst Trader Mayne is cautioning that Bitcoin may be setting up for a sharper drawdown before resuming its broader uptrend into year-end, arguing that a “$98,000 weekly liquidity level” sits uncollected below price and could be targeted early in October. Two Price Scenarios For Bitcoin In a video analysis posted on September 30 titled “Did Bitcoin Just Top? The Signal Everyone’s Ignoring…,”Mayne outlined a two-track playbook: a tactical long on a lower-timeframe liquidity sweep that could precede a deeper correction, and, if that setup fails, a decisive flush that takes out $98,000 before a fourth-quarter continuation higher. “TLDR — I think we are due for a l…
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Bitpanda raised collective eyebrows in the European fintech corridors by opting out of a UK public listing. But why did Bitpanda snub the UK as a potential listing venue, you may ask? Turns out that the Vienna-based fintech platform, backed by billionaire Peter Thiel, cited poor liquidity of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) as its main reason for opting out of its original plan. According to a report published by the Financial Times on 26 August 2025, Bitpanda’s CEO, Eric Demuth, said that the company will instead focus on either Frankfurt or New York as its venue of choice when it goes ahead with a public offering. While no timeline has been formalised, London is defin…
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With only two weeks left of 2025, market participants wonder whether the Bitcoin (BTC) and the rest of the crypto market will continue to struggle or begin recovering. An analyst discussed the current market sentiment and the impact it may have on market performance. The Four-Year Crypto Cycle Is ‘Like Faith In God’ As we approach the end of the year, concerns about the crypto market’s performance continue to mount. Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has seen a 30% decline from its early October peak. As the volatility persist and the flagship crypto trades below its yearly opening price of $93,500, some investors questioned the four-year cyc…
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One of the Federal Reserve's governors, Lisa Cook, whom Donald Trump recently attempted to fire—and who retained her position thanks to the US Supreme Court—stated on Monday that the Fed is open to lowering interest rates at its final meeting in 2025. On one hand, her stance raises no questions, as Cook clarified that "if the economic data allows for easing." In other words, her position is not different from that of most FOMC members—if economic data demands a new round of easing, it will be implemented. On the other hand, Cook noted that the Fed would need to gather data from "unconventional sources" amid the ongoing "shutdown" in America. What are these "unconventional…
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I want to remind you that, in addition to Stephen Miran, the Federal Reserve has at least two other open "doves": Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman. Both were appointed by Republican presidents, both are willing to vote for a rate cut, and both believe that the labor market is currently more important than inflation. However, Waller and Bowman operate with much more nuance than Miran. They do not diverge from the general consensus among FOMC members. At this time, many Fed policymakers support easing monetary policy, so it would be strange to see a "hawkish" stance from Waller and Bowman. However, by early 2026, most FOMC members may opt for a pause instead of furthe…
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Elon Musk’s latest crypto provocation came via Grok, his custom AI bot. The question is: Can Bitcoin’s SHA-256 algorithm withstand quantum computing? He posted it the same day IBM announced Blue Jay, a quantum platform that aims to achieve 2,000 qubits in under a decade. Microsoft and Google are also moving fast, with Majorana 1 and Willow closing the gap. Elon Musk, Quantum Computing: Is SHA-256 Safu? According to Grok, the odds of SHA-256 being cracked by a quantum computer in the near term remain extremely low: “The chance remains close to zero over the next five years.” – Grok, xAI “Even by 2035, the probability is still under 10%.” – Grok, xAI The upshot is that…
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When crypto prices are unusually volatile and falling, two things can happen: Either you cave in and lose, or you HODL and win. The choices are binary. Being a weak hand may sometimes look safe, but crypto has its lessons. When Ethereum prices, for instance, flash crash, the drawdown tends to flush out speculators, and the diamond hands scoop up ETH crypto at low prices. It has happened before, and happened last week, and, as long as long ETH USDT is a tradable asset, it sure will print out in the future. In 2017, ETH crypto ballooned to $1,400 before collapsing below $80. A few years later, in 2021, it rallied to over $4,900 before dipping below $1,000 in 2022. Last wee…
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Jerome Powell crypto endorsement may trigger a parabolic run. Bitcoin is firm above $105,000, with a possibility of gains above $112,000. The Federal Reserve is focused on inflation and monetary policy. In a volatile week, crypto prices are back in the green. Notably, BTC ▲1.91% broke above $105,000, recovering from sharp losses posted on Sunday, with growing odds of a bull run past $112,000. Explore: Top Solana Meme Coins to Buy in June 2025 Bitcoin Breaks $105,000 With Bitcoin rising, some of the best cryptos to buy are also firm. XRP has shaken off last week’s losses, adding 2%, while LINK ▲0.56% has pushed weekly gains to over 4.2%. However, most top 20 tokens re…
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Tether is rolling out USAT, a US-compliant stablecoin built to meet the rules of the new GENIUS Act. Unlike USDT, where only about 80% of reserves meet compliance standards, USAT will keep assets with Anchorage Digital. JPMorgan analysts led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou said the launch, alongside Hyperliquid’s USDH and other fintech coins, will pressure Circle. This shift could lift margins and avoid missteps like Circle’s exposure to Silicon Valley Bank in 2023. JPMorgan noted that the fight for market share is zero-sum mainly unless the overall crypto market grows. So, who will win the stablecoin wars? Can Hyperliquid and Fintech Giants Really Steal Market Share From C…
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