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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USDT issuer Tether has been dealt a blow in its multibillion-dollar lawsuit with Celsius after a US bankruptcy judge ruled that the lawsuit can proceed. The judge denied Tether’s attempt to dismiss claims that it “improperly” liquidated Celsius’s Bitcoin collateral during the crypto lender’s collapse in 2022. Per court documents filed in New York on June 30, Celsius claims that Tether executed a “fire sale” of over 39,500 Bitcoin in June 2022, which it then used against Celsius’s $812 million debt without following pre-agreed procedures. Celsius Bitcoin Lawsuit Against Tether – Claims That Tether’s Liquidation Cost The Firm Over $4B In Bitcoin At Current Prices Cel…
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Swiss crypto-focused financial institution AMINA Bank announced providing custody and trading services for Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin. On 3 July 2025, the Swiss FINMA (Financial Market Supervisory Authority) regulated crypto bank said in a press release, “Custody and trading services will be available to AMINA clients holding RLUSD, establishing a foundation for expanded services in the coming months.” Commenting on the development, Myles Harrison, Chief Product Officer of AMINA Bank said, “We are proud to be the first bank to support RLUSD and to provide our clients with access to one of the most anticipated digital assets in the market.” Notably, the company behi…
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Bitcoin has been gaining strength over the past several days, with price action relaying the buying interest from institutional players. A surge of inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs helped push the price to $109,758, followed shortly after by another move to around $110,386 in the past 24 hours. This brings Bitcoin within close proximity to its price peak just above $111,000. Now that momentum is clearly leaning bullish, technical analysis shows a breakout that could see Bitcoin increase by another 52% within the next three months. Fibonacci Extension Model Points To $166,000 Price Target CryptoCon shared a chart based on Fibonacci extensions that places the next major ups…
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Moonwell DeFi on Ethereum layer-2 Base layer-2 is booming. WELL crypto price jumps 12% as staking activity spikes 120%. Will WELL crypto roar to $0.045? In DeFi, users are sensitive to fees. For activity to thrive, transaction fees must be low, stable, and even lower, regardless of on-chain activity. Since its launch, Base, the Ethereum layer-2, has grown rapidly in total value locked (TVL). According to L2Beat, the platform now manages over $12.4 billion in assets. Among these, Moonwell, a decentralized money market similar to Aave, is trending for all the right reasons, ranking as one of the best cryptos to buy. (Source) DISCOVER: Best New Cryptocurrencies to Inv…
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While Bitcoin struggles to break above its all-time high and altcoins face difficulty finding solid support, one corner of the crypto market continues to expand: stablecoins. Since the beginning of the bull run, the stablecoin market has shown consistent growth, cementing its reputation as one of crypto’s most reliable and scalable use cases. Unlike volatile assets, stablecoins offer stability, liquidity, and utility across DeFi, trading, and settlement. Top analyst Darkfost recently shared fresh data and highlighted a key development many have overlooked — the total supply of ERC-20 stablecoins is rising again. As of today, it has reached a new all-time high o…
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Most Read: S&P 500, Dow Jones Q3 Outlook: Tariffs, Tech, and Small Cap Concerns U.S. stock futures and the dollar slipped after President Donald Trump escalated trade tensions by announcing a 50% tariff on copper and sending new letters to raise tariffs on other countries. Asian Market Wrap S&P 500 futures dropped 0.3%, and the dollar slipped 0.1% on Thursday. Treasuries and Asian stocks stayed steady, while Bitcoin held near its record high from Wednesday around the $112k mark. close …
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Bitcoin’s up nearly 8.5% this week, approaching $120K and clocking over $123B in 24h volume. But now, the real volatility (and upside) is rotating into the best altcoins. Traders are chasing faster gains down the cap table (memes, AI tokens, new L1s), and Kraken’s making those trades easier to find and execute. If you’re looking for what’s next, not what already happened, Kraken’s where you start. Altcoin Rotation Is Heating Up Bitcoin’s ripping, but Ethereum’s catching up fast. $ETH is up over 17% this week and now flirting with the $3K mark. Historically, when $ETH gains momentum, the altcoin floodgates tend to open, and that’s exactly what we’re seeing. BTC domin…
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Ethereum’s price action in the past seven days has seen it finally touch the $3,000 resistance zone for the first time in months. This interesting move comes amid growing institutional attention caused by the massive inflows into Spot Ethereum ETFs and Bitcoin’s recent climb to new all-time highs. Ethereum has gained over 17% in the past seven days alone, reaching a new local high of $3,065. Interestingly, bullish technical structures are starting to emerge that could send the ETH price soaring toward new all-time highs. Two analysts have now spotted classic bullish setups, both hinting at a significant rally on the horizon. Cup And Handle Pattern Points To $4,200 If B…
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All major US indices closed lower on Tuesday, 15 July, except for the Nasdaq 100, which rose 0.1% thanks to Nvidia’s continued strength. The S&P 500 hit a fresh intraday all-time high of 6,302 early in the session but reversed gains to end down 0.4%. Small caps were hit hardest, with the Russell 2000 falling 2%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 1%. Disappointing earnings also weighed on sentiment. JP Morgan declined 0.7%, Wells Fargo plunged 5.5%, and BlackRock slid 5.9% after reporting Q2 results. The Dow underperformed due to its higher exposure to financials. Read more in our previous Chart of the day – Dow Jones Industrial Average at risk of a minor cor…
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French lawmakers are looking at Bitcoin mining as a way to make use of the country’s unused electricity. A proposal submitted on July 11 calls for a five-year pilot that would use excess power, mostly from France’s nuclear grid, to mine Bitcoin. The idea is simple: instead of letting unused energy go to waste, turn it into money. Lawmakers believe just one gigawatt of surplus power could bring in as much as $150 million a year. Matching Power Spikes with Mining Rigs About 70 percent of France’s electricity comes from nuclear energy. That’s steady and reliable, but not always easy to match with demand. Sometimes the grid ends up with more power than it needs, especially a…
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Crypto analyst MMBTtrader has predicted that the Dogecoin price could record a 60% rally from its current level. He highlighted an ascending channel that the foremost meme coin needs to break above to witness this massive uptrend. Dogecoin Price Eyes 60% Rally To $0.4 In a TradingView post, MMBTtrader predicted that the Dogecoin price could rally to as high as $0.4 once it breaks above the ascending channel at around $0.243. He claimed that with good volume, the market will pump nonstop. The analyst is confident that this will happen, declaring that the breakout will be huge and that a 60% rally is a likely target. MMBTtrader also stated that the market would be extr…
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Week in review: Cryptos on top and Decent US Data It’s been a roller‑coaster week—between volatile macro data, tariff threats, and fresh geopolitical turmoil, all jostling with record‑breaking crypto moves. US inflation data eased a touch as CPI (core at 0.2% vs 0.3% exp) and PPI (unchanged, 0.2% consensus) both came in cooler than expected, while Retail Sales surprised to the upside, showing consumer demand still holding firm. Equities briefly hit new highs—the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 climbed on solid earnings reports—but traders have been taking profits in today's session. Both indices still finish the week up comfortably, except for the Dow which has rea…
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Overview: The US dollar begins the new week with a softer bias, but it still needs to run the North American gauntlet, which has tended to be more constructive than other centers recently. As seemed likely, less than a year after losing its majority in the lower, the LDP and Komeito coalition lost its majority in the upper chamber yesterday. Japanese domestic markets were closed for a national holiday, but the yen strengthened om the news, even before the US 10-year yield extended its pullback for the fourth consecutive session. The greenback is mostly softer against the G10 currencies and most emerging market currencies today. Except for Taiwan and Australia, most large…
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Markets have started the week on a generally positive mood which holds strong despite last week's rise in geopolitical turmoil – Stock Indices are running higher, led again by Tech and Nasdaq. This ongoing rally in everything tech-related creates a perfect recipe for Crypto to maintain its already high levels, with Bitcoin still consolidating between $115,000 to $120,000. Let's take a look at a few Crypto charts to start the week. Read More: Dow Jones intraday update – US Indices rally to start the week Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidi…
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Gold prices climbed another 1% on Tuesday, as trade uncertainty and declining US bond yields continue to boost the precious metal’s appeal to investors. Spot gold hit an intraday high of $3,430.41 per ounce in the morning, its highest in five weeks. By 11:30 a.m. ET, it traded at $3,430.41 for a 0.9% gain. US gold futures also edged 1% higher at $3,441.20 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for Live Prices Meanwhile, the yield on benchmark US 10-year notes fell to a near two-week low, making non-yielding bullion more attractive. With Tuesday’s move, gold is now roughly $70 off its all-time high of $3,500.05 set in late April. So far this year, the yell…
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XRP/USD (Ripple) appears to have arrested its steep decline today with the cryptocurrency bouncing from just below the psychological $3.00 handle. Ripple dropped as much as 19% from its fresh all-time high around the $3.65 mark to a low of $2.96 earlier in the day. However, the move proved short lived as bulls returned to the party pushing XRP/USD back above the $3.00 to trade around $3.21 at the time of writing. XRP Futures Open Interest Cools - More Downside Ahead? Interest in XRP on the derivatives market is cooling off after a recent spike in futures Open Interest (OI) to $10.94 billion, the highest this year. According to Coinalyze, all Open Interest is down aroun…
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Jack Mallers, founder of Strike, argued in a video shared on X that a structurally higher Bitcoin price is emerging as a necessary component of US fiscal management, linking the growth of stablecoins to demand for US government debt. Framing the newly introduced GENIUS Act stablecoin legislation as “a seminal moment for digital assets and global dollar dominance,” Mallers said that while the bill “has nothing to do with Bitcoin directly,” it is indirectly significant because stablecoin expansion and Bitcoin appreciation are, in his view, intertwined. Bitcoin And Gold Must Rise To Avert US Fiscal Crisis Displaying a chart of Tether’s market capitalization alongside Bitcoi…
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Bitcoin continues to consolidate just below the $120,000 mark, exhibiting restrained momentum despite previous rallies that pushed it to all-time highs above $123,000. Over the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency has fluctuated between a low of $117,422 and a high of $119,197, ultimately trading at $118,578 at the time of writing. While price movement has remained relatively stable, on-chain indicators suggest that broader market sentiment is still in a transitional phase, with neither excessive enthusiasm nor panic selling present among investors. Bitcoin Market Signals Suggest Ongoing Expansion Phase A recent analysis by CryptoQuant contributor Gaah highlights a key d…
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Ethereum price struggled to continue higher above the $3,940 zone. ETH is now consolidating gains and might soon aim for a move toward $4,000. Ethereum started a fresh increase above the $3,840 and $3,880 levels. The price is trading above $3,800 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $3,840 on the hourly chart of ETH/USD (data feed via Kraken). The pair could start a fresh increase if it remains supported above the $3,725 zone in the near term. Ethereum Price Holds Support Ethereum price struggled to extend gains above the $3,940 level, like Bitcoin. ETH price started a downside correction from the $3,939 hig…
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This morning's US CPI report came almost exactly in line, and the fact that there wasn't much diversion from expectations led to traders decidedly pricing the 25 bps Cut for the Federal Reserve's September meeting. You can access the report right here. US Equities have rallied throughout the session after a relatively mixed open. The Dow led to the upside before the S&P 500 and Nasdaq decidedly flew higher. All major US Indices close above 1%, with Tech making a V-Shape reversal led by Meta (+3.14% on the session) which put the Nasdaq back on top, up 1.26% at the end of the session. The less traded Russell 2000 is actually closing up 3% on the session, with rate c…
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The Australian dollar has steadied on Monday after posting sparkling gains of 1.1% on Friday. In the North American session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6503, up 0.18% on the day. Powell sends US dollar sharply lower The US dollar retreated against all the major currencies on Friday, including the Australian dollar. This followed Federal Reserve Chair Powell's dovish speech at a meeting of central bankers' in Jackson Hole. Powell discussed the two key concerns for the Fed - inflation and employment. He noted that upside risk to inflation due to tariffs and expressed concern about the labor market, saying that "downside risks to employment are rising" and such risks could mate…
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Mihai Jacob, a well-known market watcher, says the Bitcoin price rally that followed Powell’s Friday speech may not be as strong as it first looked. The charts, he explains, continue to flash signs of weakness that should not be ignored. According to Jacob, the flagship cryptocurrency could still face another sharp decline, and a drop below $100,000 remains a real risk despite the short-term optimism. Powell’s Speech Gave Bitcoin Price A Lift, But Charts Tell A Different Story Jacob explains that in his earlier analysis, he noted the $110,000 zone as a key level for Bitcoin. As long as that level held, the broader bullish structure could technically stay intact. Powell’s…
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Markets just received the report for the much-anticipated Core PCE, which came exactly as expected – The month-over-month Core release came at 0.3 % vs 0.3% expectations. All data components are once again exactly as expected, Core PCE is calculated from already released data, so not surprising to get accurate expectations. This brings the y/y total to 2.6% for the headline and 2.9% for the Core. Canada released their own GDP data which came at -0.1%, a miss on the already weak 0.1% m/m expectations. Annualized, the Canadian GDP is at -1.6%! Canada is still awaiting for a proper relaunch of their slowing economy, and the Loonie that was strenghtening these past few da…
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Raoul Pal says two of crypto’s most-watched legacy altcoins—XRP and Dogecoin—are coiling for their next act. In a new X thread framed as “the Crypto Waiting Room,” the Real Vision and GMI co-founder argues that a broad swath of the market is consolidating before another leg higher, with capital already “full ported” into Ethereum and rotation risk building for assets lower down the stack. XRP And Dogecoin Are In The ‘Waiting Room’ “Let’s talk about the Crypto Waiting Room… many key parts of the crypto ecosystem are in the waiting room ready to launch,” Pal wrote, opening a chart-dense series that he says draws on Global Macro Investor’s probabilistic framework. He placed…
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Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent volatility has unsettled investors, as the largest cryptocurrency by market cap slid by more than five percent over the last two weeks. However, two key on-chain factors indicate that the BTC market structure is largely resilient. Bitcoin Remains Strong Despite Volatility According to a CryptoQuant Quicktake post by contributor XWIN Research Japan, two important on-chain indicators suggest that despite the recent slump in price, the overall market structure remains strong for the flagship cryptocurrency. The first is Bitcoin’s Delta Cap – a long-term valuation model derived from the difference between Realized Cap and Average Cap – that has histo…
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