Radar do Mercado
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Last Friday, US equity indices closed mixed. The S&P 500 edged down 0.05%, while the Nasdaq 100 gained 0.49%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.49%. At the start of this week, the indices remain close to all-time highs, as investors focus on the upcoming Federal Reserve decision on monetary policy. The global equity index held steady after closing at its highest on Friday. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index pared gains after briefly closing above its previous record from February 2021. Chinese indexes advanced 0.4%, despite weak data on manufacturing and consumption. French 10-year bond futures fell after Fitch Ratings downgraded France's credit rating from AA- to…
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Crypto analyst XForce has revealed that the Dogecoin price just broke a regional high, following its reclaim of the $0.3 level. In line with this, he predicted that the meme coin could rally to a new all-time high (ATH) and reach the psychological $1 level. Dogecoin Price Eyes 300% Rally To $1 Following Break Above Regional High In an X post, XForce predicted that the Dogecoin price could record a rally of over 300% to the psychological $1 level. This came as he noted that DOGE just broke above the previous regional high following its climb above $0.3 over the weekend. Based on this, the analyst declared that $1 is still programmed for the meme coin. XForce admitted …
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As Bitcoin (BTC) leads the ongoing consolidation phase in the crypto market, analysts are closely watching the next ten days as a pivotal time for both altcoin season and a potential new market rally. Analysts from The Bull Theory, a crypto research firm, have emphasized the significance of this upcoming period, suggesting it could determine the fate of what they term “mega altseason” in the fourth quarter (Q4) of the year. Could Global Economic Data Trigger A Surge In Crypto Prices? The urgency of this new prediction for the broader crypto sector, comes in light of recent economic data from China, which revealed signs of weakening demand. Retail sales grew by only 3.…
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Bitcoin has long been celebrated as the digital gold, a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, and a reliable store of value. Portal To Bitcoin (PTB) is being recognized as one of the most transformative innovations in the crypto space. By serving as a direct gateway to Bitcoin’s liquidity, PTB bridges gaps that have long limited adoption and accessibility. Why Portal To Bitcoin Is A True Revolution Investor in crypto and blockchain, BATMAN, has identified Portal To Bitcoin as a transformative force in the crypto landscape. PTB is a decentralized protocol that is fundamentally changing the BTC exposure dynamic. According to the BATMAN post on X, PTB is a game changer, and …
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Institutional investment in Solana (SOL) has entered a new phase, with corporate treasuries and leading funds accelerating their exposure to the blockchain. Pantera Capital, Galaxy Digital, and Helius Medical Technologies have emerged as the most prominent players, collectively pushing Solana holdings above $3.8 billion. This surge in capital mirrors early adoption cycles once seen in Bitcoin and Ethereum, fueling speculation that Solana could evolve into a critical layer of global finance and overall crypto adoption. Pantera Leads With $1.1 Billion Solana Bet Pantera Capital has placed its biggest-ever bet on a single crypto asset: $1.1 billion in Solana. CEO Dan Mor…
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The EUR/USD currency pair on Tuesday clearly showed what traders expect in the near future. Despite a very weak macroeconomic backdrop, the euro rose all day and broke above the July 1 high, which was also the highest value in the last three years. For us, there's really nothing surprising here, as we've said many times: the dollar has no chance to grow, except for technical corrections. Over the last five weeks, upward movement has been quite weak, but the euro keeps climbing, not the dollar. The dollar more or less corrected for about a month, and now the decline has resumed. Granted, this is no longer a collapse like in the first half of 2025—but it's still a decline. …
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From a technical perspective, yesterday's break of the round level of 147.00 and consolidation below it became a fresh trigger for the bears. Moreover, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart has once again started moving lower, indicating that the path of least resistance for spot prices is downward. However, a minor rebound from support at 146.20, where the 100-day SMA is currently aligned, calls for caution. Therefore, it would be prudent to wait for sustained selling below this area, as well as below the round level of 146.00, before planning further losses. In that case, the pair would accelerate its decline toward intermediate support at 145.30, opening…
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The Japanese yen continues sideways consolidation ahead of the Fed's rate decision. Growing recognition that the Bank of Japan will maintain its policy of normalization, combined with cautious market sentiment, has been one of the main factors supporting the yen as a safe-haven currency. At the same time, traders remain restrained and avoid taking aggressive positions ahead of key central bank policy events. The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to announce its rate decision today, with at least a 25-basis-point cut anticipated amid signs of labor market weakness. This contrasts sharply with the hawkish expectations for the Bank of Japan. The resignation of Japanese Prime …
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In a situation of two-sided risks, there is no risk-free path. Treat the rate cut as a reduction in risk management. How should risky assets have reacted to Jerome Powell's rhetoric? Correct — with a roller coaster ride! Stocks initially surged, then plunged, but by the close of the trading session managed to recover their lost positions. The "bulls" lined up to buy the dip in the S&P 500 and were rewarded. After a nine-month pause, the Fed resumed its cycle of monetary easing. Markets expected this, but the fact that the FOMC forecasts pointed to two more federal funds rate cuts by the end of the year became a rally catalyst. Then came the classic "sell the fact afte…
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The Kiwi’s slide has been one that hasn't been seen in a while, with NZDUSD dropping 2% in just two sessions. The pair had initially climbed ahead of the FOMC, driven by dovish concerns around the Fed and sudden Dollar-hedging that briefly pressured the DXY (sending the US Dollar down, hence the pair shooting upwards). However, Powell’s balanced tone quickly flipped that narrative, erasing the priced-in dovishness observed in the SEP, dot plot, and FOMC statement. “You can think of this, in a way, as a risk management cut,” Powell noted, striking a cautious stance around future cuts that steadied the USD. There are still 25 bps of cuts priced at each of the two meet…
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We discussed the results of the September Fed meeting in the previous review—I recommend reading it. Now it's time to look at Jerome Powell's press conference. The Fed Chair made a few important and interesting remarks. First, Powell stated that the impact of import tariffs on inflation may be short-lived. Second, Mr. Powell said that the main blow from the trade war would be felt by companies that stand between exporters and end consumers. Here, I must disagree with the FOMC Chair, since all retailers and manufacturing companies, without exception, always pass additional costs on to end consumers. No business will operate at a loss for long. Ultimately, it's American bu…
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Bitcoin price is moving higher above $116,650. BTC is now facing hurdles and might extend gains if it clears the $118,000 resistance zone. Bitcoin started a fresh increase above the $116,500 zone. The price is trading below $116,500 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a key bullish trend line forming with support at $115,800 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken). The pair might start another increase if it clears the $117,850 zone. Bitcoin Price Eyes More Gains Bitcoin price started a fresh upward wave above the $116,000 zone. BTC managed to climb above the $116,200 and $116,500 resistance levels. The bulls were able to push th…
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First and foremost, the wave structure should be considered. Does it show signs of a trend reversal? The answer is simple – no. The British pound has formed another five-wave sequence, after which it moved into a correction. Therefore, wave analysis still forecasts further strengthening of the pound. Perhaps the pound does not have much time left to rise, but this will depend not on UK news, but on US news, since the scale of America's problems is much greater than those in Britain. The pound has been actively declining over the past few days, surprising many in the market. This week the Bank of England and the Fed held meetings, and their outcomes could have pleased buye…
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BitMine Immersion Technologies has added nearly $70 million worth of Ethereum to its holdings, pushing the company’s ETH stash to a value near $8.66 billion. Based on reports, the purchases were made through Galaxy Digital’s over-the-counter desk and arrived in several chunks rather than a single block. Purchase Broken Into Four Tranches The recent buys were split into four settlements: 3,247 ETH ($14.50 million), 3,258 ETH ($14.6 million), 4,494 ETH ($20 million), and 4,428 ETH ($19.75 million). That totals about 15,427 ETH, which sums to roughly $69 million at the prices reported. According to public trackers cited in the coverage, these were likely coordinated OTC …
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Dogecoin started a fresh decline below the $0.2650 zone against the US Dollar. DOGE is now consolidating and might dip further below $0.2450. DOGE price started a fresh decline below the $0.2620 level. The price is trading below the $0.260 level and the 100-hourly simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $0.2550 on the hourly chart of the DOGE/USD pair (data source from Kraken). The price could start a fresh upward move if it stays above the $0.2450 zone. Dogecoin Price Dips Again Dogecoin price started a fresh decline after there was a close below $0.2720, like Bitcoin and Ethereum. DOGE declined below the $0.2620 and $0.2550 sup…
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The road ahead for Hyperliquid does not look so bright. In fact, the decentralized trading platform could face lots of tribulations, “painful” ones, according to an expert. Related Reading: Bitmine’s Ethereum Appetite Grows With Fresh $70 Million Buy Aster, a new DEX built on the BNB Chain, has grabbed market attention this week after a dramatic price surge and heavy on-chain flows. Traders and observers say the token’s spike has shifted capital away from established rivals, while heated commentary from a high-profile trader has added to the drama. Aster Surpasses Rivals In Volume And Revenue According to on-chain trackers, Aster’s 24-hour perpetual trading volume has…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for September 26 Today saw penultimate session of the United Nations General Assembly, where speeches from France and Israel captured attention, though the tone soured as several delegates walked out during Prime Minister Netanyahu’s address. On the monetary front, Fed speak stayed in focus, with FED’s Barkin appearing twice, stressing that the key to consumer spending will hinge on whether “people lose their jobs or not,” while Governor Bowman, a dove, doubled down on her call for a more proactive, forward-looking Fed, pushing back against the risk of staying behind the curve. On the data side, Canada finally surpr…
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Gate Builds Its Own Layer 2 with OP Stack Gate is stepping into the Layer 2 race with a new network called Gate Layer. It’s being built using the OP Stack, the same open-source tech used by Coinbase and Kraken. Instead of settling transactions on Ethereum like most L2s, Gate will settle on its own chain, GateChain. And instead of ETH for gas fees, users will pay in GT, the native token of the exchange. What Gate Layer Is Supposed to Do This new setup is meant to make things quicker and cheaper. By shifting activity off the main chain and handling it on Gate Layer first, the network should be able to cut down on traffic and bring fees down too. Once everything’s pro…
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On Thursday, the Japanese yen was losing ground against the US dollar, with the USD/JPY pair reaching its highest level in seven weeks. At the time of writing, trading was taking place around 149.88—continuing to rise for the second consecutive day, thanks to strong US economic data that is supporting demand for the dollar. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, US GDP grew by 3.8% year-on-year in the second quarter, beating the preliminary estimate of 3.3% and surpassing market expectations. The growth was driven by strong consumer spending and a significant drop in imports. The core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, included in the GDP report, …
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Yesterday's U.S. GDP report triggered a surge in demand for the U.S. dollar and a sell-off in risk assets — and it comes as no surprise. According to the data, the U.S. economy grew in the second quarter at its fastest pace in nearly two years, after the government revised its previous estimate of consumer spending. According to the report released Thursday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, inflation-adjusted gross domestic product (GDP) rose at an annual rate of 3.8%, based on revised data. This is higher than the preliminary estimate of 3.3%, and clearly much stronger than the 0.5% contraction in the first quarter. The acceleration in economic growth was primarily dr…
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Aster has been in the spotlight since last week, drawing intense attention as the broader crypto market shifted into a corrective phase. Launched on September 17, the token has staged an extraordinary rally, surging by more than 6,000% in just days—a move that has quickly established it as one of the most talked-about projects in the industry. Traders and investors worldwide have taken notice, with many pointing to Aster’s rapid rise as a reflection of the strong appetite for innovative projects in decentralized finance. What sets Aster apart is that its surge isn’t solely speculative hype. The project is backed by Yzi Labs (formerly Binance Labs) and enjoys the public …
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Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM) (NYSE-A: NAK) says it has received another $12 million payment from its royalty investor while it continues to have talks with the US government on the approval of the company’s flagship Pebble project in Alaska. The payment is part of a royalty financing agreement signed with an unnamed investor in July 2022 for Pebble, touted as one of the world’s largest copper-gold-molybdenum resources. However, the proposed mine has faced stern local opposition and undergone a protracted period of review due to its location near the Bristol Bay watershed, where some of the world’s largest sockeye salmon fisheries reside. Under the royalty …
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USD/JPY continues its decline for the second consecutive day, trading above 148.50 and finding support at the 200-day SMA. Pressure on the U.S. dollar comes from fears of a possible temporary suspension of federal government operations. On Monday, President Donald Trump is set to meet with congressional leaders to discuss government funding. If no agreement is reached, a shutdown could begin as early as October 1, coinciding with the implementation of new tariffs on trucks, pharmaceuticals, and other goods. According to Reuters, this conflict could also delay the release of the September employment report and other key economic data. The dollar's weakness and the fall in …
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Trade review and tips for trading the euro The test of 1.1721 coincided with the moment when the MACD indicator had just started moving downward from the zero line, which confirmed the correct entry point for selling the euro. As a result, the pair fell by 10 points. ECB representatives' speeches failed to deliver the desired effect, so all attention now shifts to the speeches of FOMC members Christopher Waller and John Williams. It will be interesting to hear their outlook on interest rates, especially given that no significant increase in inflationary pressure was observed at the end of the summer period. Also in focus is the release of pending home sales data. This in…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for September 29 Two major themes shaped today’s market narrative: the looming US government shutdown and surprisingly (but positive) developments out of the Middle East. On the political front, the White House unveiled a plan during a press conference, aimed at ending the Gaza conflict, stressing that “no one will be forced to leave, and Israel will not occupy Gaza”—a proposal that fueled cautious optimism that the war may be nearing its end. We have seen bad surprises before but things are starting to turn in the right direction (from what it currently seems). Hamas' answer is now awaited. Meanwhile, in Washingto…
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