Radar do Mercado
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Strangely enough, important events are scheduled for next week in the United States. While the UK and the Eurozone are already beginning their Christmas and New Year celebrations, America continues to operate. On Tuesday, reports on GDP, durable goods orders, and industrial production will be released. These are certainly not trivial and insignificant data releases. On Wednesday, initial unemployment claims will be published. After that, the limit of significant events will be reached even for the United States. Then comes Christmas. The news backdrop next week will be limited to the U.S., and the aforementioned reports could add some excitement to the pre-New Year routin…
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The British currency did not show the expected movements last week. It is worth noting that over the past five days, several significant reports were released in the UK, including data on inflation, unemployment, wages, and business activity. In addition, the Bank of England held its last meeting of the year. In the U.S., reports on the labor market, unemployment, inflation, and business activity were released, and just a week prior, the Federal Reserve meeting occurred. There are times when important reports yield absolutely mundane figures, and central bank meetings end without any significant decisions. None of the aforementioned events fell into that category. However…
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Last week did not yield significant results for either buyers or sellers. Despite a strong news backdrop, the importance of which was off the charts, the market experienced yet another banal and dull week according to the charts. Nothing has changed in the wave layout. The presumed wave 3 or C seems to have completed, and the construction of a new downward wave has begun, which could be either 4 or D, or the first wave of a new downward segment of the trend. Why is this the case? Because in recent months, the instrument has been building only corrective structures, which can be three-wave, five-wave, or even considerably more extended. Therefore, to some extent, we can on…
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There is only a week and a half left until the New Year, and just a few days until Christmas, during which the market often slows down in a pre-holiday lull. Nevertheless, the economic calendar for the upcoming week is not empty. The report on U.S. economic growth for the third quarter will be released on Tuesday, December 23. This is likely the most critical release of the week. Due to the government shutdown, the standard schedule for the release of U.S. Q3 GDP data was altered. The preliminary estimate was canceled, so next week will see the first available release that effectively combines the first and second estimates of GDP. The January data update will be anal…
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According to reports, Fundstrat analysts are sending mixed signals about Bitcoin’s path in 2026. One line of work inside the firm sees a noticeable pullback early next year, while another predicts new highs arriving soon after. Sean Farrell, Fundstrat’s head of digital asset strategy, is reported to have told clients that a “base case” would see Bitcoin move down toward the $60,000–$65,000 range in the first half of 2026. The same internal material attributes fallbacks for other major tokens — ETH toward about $1.8K–$2K and SOL near $50–$75 — which were framed as potential buying opportunities should markets correct. Risk Models And Shorter Time Horizons Farrell’s not…
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Inflation is one of the most persistent threats to retirement security, because rising prices slowly weaken the purchasing power of every dollar saved. For pre-retirees and retirees who rely on IRAs, 401(k)s, and other tax-advantaged accounts, this erosion can make it harder to maintain the lifestyle they spent decades building. Many investors are turning to physical gold and other precious metals to help counter this long-term challenge and strengthen their overall retirement strategy. Understanding How Inflation Threatens Retirement Savings Inflation quietly reduces what your savings can buy over time, even when your account balances appear stable or growing on paper. T…
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Expectations around XRP exchange-traded funds were seen as a turning point that could unlock new institutional demand and change XRP’s price structure in favor of buyers. However, recent on-chain data suggests the price response has diverged immensely from that narrative. Metrics tracked by the on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant point to a very different dynamic unfolding beneath the surface, one that explains why the altcoin continues to struggle for traction despite headline optimism and inflows into Spot XRP ETFs. Whale Exchange Inflows Expose Supply Pressure Data from on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant reveals an interesting trend among XRP whale address…
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The price of Ethereum endured significant selling pressure over the past week, reflecting the current climate of the crypto market. The latest data shows that the spot US-based Ethereum ETFs (exchange-traded funds) did not have it any better, as significant capital flowed out of the market in the past week. Ethereum ETFs Weekly Outflow Exceeds $600 Million In a Quicktake post on the CryptoQuant platform, market pundit CryptoOnchain revealed an overwhelming exodus of institutional capital from the Ethereum market. More specifically, the analyst highlighted that over $600 million in capital flowed out of the US-based spot Ethereum ETFs over the past week. The relevant in…
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More than 60% of global critical mineral demands is met through international trade, underscoring the deep structural interdependence between producing and consuming economies as the deployment of clean energy accelerates, according to the International Energy Forum (IEF). This level of reliance on international trade, the group said, makes the world’s supply chains highly sensitive to geopolitical tensions, export controls, and refining bottlenecks, as minerals become the backbone of electrification, digital infrastructure and advanced manufacturing. In its latest report titled A Critical Minerals Enabled Energy Future, the IEF highlights the mounting supply-side…
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Ethereum developers officially confirmed the next big 2026 upgrade name: Hegota, which will follow the planned Glamsterdam hard fork. ETH traded largely range-bound on the day of the news, as traders focused more on macro signals and BTC dominance than long-range technical plans. Still, this roadmap matters for anyone who uses Ethereum, as it shapes future fees, network speed, and the perceived weight of running or relying on the chain. Hegota aligns with Ethereum’s new twice-a-year upgrade rhythm, which already includes upcoming forks such as Pectra and Fusaka in 2025 and Glamsterdam in 2026. According to FastBull, this predictable schedule lets developers ship smaller,…
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Beginner’s Guide to Cryptocurrency Trading Alternative Assets Cryptocurrency trading has exploded over the past decade, transforming from a niche interest into a global financial phenomenon. Bitcoin’s massive rise sparked a wave of enthusiasm, and today thousands of digital assets are traded around the clock. Whether you’re looking to diversify your portfolio, speculate on fast market swings, or learn about the future of digital finance, understanding how crypto trading works is essential. This guide breaks down everything new traders need to know, how to buy cryptocurrencies, store them securely, reduce risks, and develop a strategy that improves your chances of succes…
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Pump.fun executives and related Solana figures reportedly face a new lawsuit that claims more than 5,000 internal messages prove coordinated market rigging on the platform. SOL traded under pressure as traders weighed the legal risk to Solana’s meme-coin scene, already linked to huge scam losses in 2024. This case lands on top of growing regulatory heat on high-speed, low-fee chains that attract both serious builders and professional scammers. Prosecuting lawyers allege that over 5,000 private messages were exchanged between Solana Labs and Pump.Fun engineers discussing manipulation of coin launches and other insider schemes. What is Pump.fun and Why Are Solana Meme…
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The Bitcoin price looks set to end the year in the red, having produced one of its worst Q4 performances in recent years. However, it appears that the new year 2026 might bring the relief majority of the market expects. According to a recent evaluation, the Bitcoin price structure suggests that a deeper correction looks to be on the horizon for the market leader. BTC Price To Revisit $73,000 In 2026 Q1? In a December 20 post on the X platform, quant trader CryptoOnchain shared fresh insights into the current layout of the Bitcoin price. According to the market analyst, the price outlook of BTC is tilting towards a bearish scenario, especially as selling pressure remains …
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Heading into year two of the current US administration, the federal government is poised to sharpen its focus on critical minerals as policy, investment, and security priorities converge. Policy momentum, new public-private funding tools, and growing concerns over critical mineral dependencies are prompting Washington to think beyond rare earths and toward broader vulnerabilities in the supply chain. That shift is creating new priorities and new opportunities across extraction, processing, and manufacturing. A look at emerging federal activity reveals two themes rising to the surface — widening support for high-risk minerals and renewed attention to the technolog…
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Although the Bitcoin price has recently displayed swift recovery to the upside, the broader picture still mirrors a bleak future for the flagship cryptocurrency. A new on-chain evaluation has surfaced, which suggests that Bitcoin’s recent price recovery could be happening within a broader, weak trend, with macroeconomic factors acting as the major influences. Weak Japanese Yen Fails To Ignite Crypto Risk Appetite In a QuickTake post on CryptoQuant, education group XWIN Research Japan explains reasons to believe that the Bitcoin market is merely at a “post-rebound adjustment” phase, rather than being underway to a full-scale price recovery. The research and education …
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Bitcoin is back in focus after an outlook from Citigroup, where analysts mapped out a wide price range for the next year that captures both upside momentum and lingering downside risks. The bank’s latest projections point to a base-case target of $143,000 over the next 12 months, anchored in expectations around a growth in ETF participation and clearer regulatory frameworks. Furthermore, Citi outlined an optimistic path that stretches to $189,000, alongside a bearish scenario that projects a downward move to $78,500. ETF Adoption And Institutional Demand Citi’s base and bullish scenarios are built around the same core thesis: the growing role of regulated investment v…
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Bitcoin continues to consolidate within the $88,000 price zone, resulting in no significant price move over the last day. The “digital gold” had experienced a highly volatile trading week, marked by swift price swings between $85,000 and $90,000. During this period, the Bitcoin futures markets registered two major short liquidation events, which could meaningfully impact price trajectory in the days ahead. Bitcoin $600M Short Liquidation To Limit Price Upside: Analyst In a QuickTake post on December 20, popular analyst Amr Taha highlights some important developments in the Bitcoin futures markets with significant implications for price growth. As the premier cryptocur…
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Solana AI crypto Ava (AVA) crashed more than 96% from its January high after on‑chain analysts reportedly linked around 40% of the supply to coordinated “insider” wallets at launch. AVA now trades near $0.01 after peaking around $0.33, erasing almost all of its AI-meme-fueled rally. The drama hits right in the middle of an AI token boom on Solana and Ethereum, where fast launches and hype often outrun basic checks on who actually holds the coins. (source – Gecko Terminal) What happened with AVA, and why should small investors care? Today, a new token launch is like a concert ticket sale. A small group scripts the website and quietly buys almost half the tickets in t…
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Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, called Donald Trump’s new crypto reserve plans “frustrating” after the president’s team listed ADA as part of a proposed US “Crypto Strategic Reserve.” ADA barely moved on the news, trading in line with a flat large-cap market, while BTC held its range near prior highs as traders waited for real policy details instead of headlines. This clash occurs amid a significant U.S. regulatory shift, where the SEC has eased some enforcement pressure and the Trump administration has relaxed bank restrictions for crypto firms, according to Reuters. Market Cap …
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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse pushed back hard against a fresh XRP manipulation claim after the token slid to $1.77 before rebounding toward $1.88 during a choppy December. The move capped a 5% weekly drop. Even though XRP still trades in a higher range since Ripple’s courtroom win over the SEC. The comments arrive in a market where new XRP futures, ETFs, and a Ripple-backed stablecoin are all reshaping how money flows around the beloved community asset. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time What Exactly Did Ripple’s CEO Say About XRP Price Control? Garlingho…
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Ethereum traders, holders, maxis, just cranked their risk to the max as the leverage ratio on major exchanges hit fresh records, making the market hypersensitive to even small price moves. ETH still trades with heavy derivatives activity while spot buyers watch from the sidelines, forming a market that looks calm on the surface but shakes violently underneath. This comes after months of rate cuts, whale buying, and a refreshed appetite for risk across crypto. I’m Akiyama Felix, and I’ve been an Ethereum maxi since 2020, but let’s break this down and adjust our risk management accordingly. Market Cap …
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According to CryptoWzrd’s daily update, Litecoin (LTC) closed the day on a bullish note, closely tracking Bitcoin’s overall market sentiment. While holding above $75.20 keeps the outlook positive, a break below this level would signal bearish pressure. Conversely, a retest of the $79.60 resistance coupled with signs of weakness could present a potential shorting opportunity. Litecoin Mirrors Bitcoin’s Momentum In Daily Close Based on CryptoWzrd analysis, both the daily candles for Litecoin and the LTC/BTC ratio closed in a bullish orientation today, largely mirroring the positive sentiment set by Bitcoin. However, the analyst cautioned that for the LTC/BTC pair to confir…
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Bitcoin (BTC) investors may need to temper their expectations as the cryptocurrency heads into its final bull run. Analysts indicate that the bull rally could unfold slowly, suggesting a gradual climb to new highs. Traders are being urged to prepare for heightened volatility and plan their strategies carefully to protect gains while staying positioned for potential upside. Slow Climb Expected In Bitcoin’s Final Bull Run A market expert who calls himself Crypto Waterman has shared his latest outlook on Bitcoin’s final bull run. He expects the last leg of the rally to be a slow and deliberate process rather than a sudden spike. According to him, the parabolic move could …
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Bitcoin has slipped into standby mode as the weekend unfolds, with price action remaining compressed inside a familiar range. Volatility is muted, momentum is lacking, and traders are largely focused on well-defined scalp levels rather than expecting a decisive move. With the holiday period approaching, patience and precision are taking center stage as the market waits for its next real catalyst. Bitcoin Slips Back Into Weekend Range Mode According to a recent update, analyst Lennaert Snyder noted that Bitcoin has once again entered a period of “weekend chop.” While he does not expect any major trending moves during this time, he has outlined several specific scalp scena…
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A crypto trader reportedly sent $50 million in USDT to a scammer after an address poisoning scam attack, turning one lazy copy‑paste into one of the most expensive mistakes in crypto. Stablecoins, such as USDT, stayed pegged, so markets did not really move in the aftermath of the attack, which makes this loss even more dangerous for everyday users. While big headlines focus on massive exchange hacks, quiet wallet scams like this hit regular people right where it hurts: their balance. (Hack vs Scam) With me, Akiyama Felix, let’s dive deep into this filthy scam. I will be using my expertise from my years in crypto to help you understand the dos and don’ts. What I…
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