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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President Donald Trump says he’s found the legal leverage needed to finally remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, pointing to what he calls a “disgraceful” $2.5 billion renovation of the central bank’s headquarters in D.C. Already momentum is building for Powell’s resignation, with Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna confirming that Powell’s firing is imminent. Is BTC ▲1.67% about to rocket to $130,000 on this news? Trump’s criticism centers on the ballooning costs of the Fed’s multi-year renovation project, originally approved in 2021 but now hundreds of millions over budget. In a press stop on Tuesday, Trump doubled down: “I think he’s terrible. I think he’s a to…
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I wish you a very Dumpmas and a bearish new year! Heading into the new year, Blockchain investigator ZachXBT is warning traders to tread carefully after a new celebrity-backed memecoin tied to rapper Soulja Boy began circulating on Coinbase’s Base network. The token drew fresh attention over the weekend after Jesse Pollak, a co-founder of Base, publicly shared that he had put roughly $1,500 worth of .cwp-coin-chart svg path { stroke-width: 0.65 !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-graph-container.positive svg path:nth-of-type(2) { stroke: #008868 !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-coin-trend.positive { color: #008868 !important; backgr…
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It’s not a pleasant scene right now. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are all deep in the red. In fact, ETH USD has fallen so sharply that the allure of Ethereum treasury FOMO is now under serious scrutiny. Yet, even as BTC USD sways, dips, and edges closer to the critical support level at $110,000, could this be the perfect moment to stack hard and wait for the digital gold to snap higher? Hard numbers don’t lie: Even if Bitcoin closes below the psychological round number of $110,000, it would still be up over +75% from a year ago. What’s more, the uptrend established over the last three months would remain intact. Traders are watching closely from the sidelines, eager to see…
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Australia’s Jindalee Lithium (ASX: JLL) has signed a letter of intent to merge the US subsidiary that holds its flagship McDermitt project with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) sponsored by private equity firm Antarctica Capital to create a new US-listed company. The LOI, which is non binding, is part of a strategic partnering process that Jindalee initiated in April to secure US funding for its project located on the Oregon-Nevada border, after being named amongst the first 10 “transparency projects ” under the Trump administration’s FAST-41 initiative for streamlined permitting. The Australian miner said it followed a “competitive process involving m…
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“US Jobless Claims Spike: Labor Market Weakness, Fed Rate Cuts, and Market Implications” Unemployment number The old trading adage, “It’s not the news but the reaction to the news that matters,” was on full display after last week’s sharp increase in U.S. weekly jobless claims. Markets initially reacted to fears of an acceleration in labor market weakness, but the details suggest a less dire picture. What the Jobless Claims Data Shows Initial claims for unemployment insurance spiked by 27,000 to 263,000, well above the consensus forecast of 230,000. This was the highest reading since October 2021, raising concerns about whether the labor market is finally cracking under…
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The September jobs report, which arrived seven weeks late, due to the U.S. government shutdown revealed that 119,000 new jobs were created that month. That far outpaced expectations for a 50,000 job gain. The better-than-expected September jobs report called into question whether or not the Federal Reserve will pull the trigger on a third interest rate cut when it meets in December. U.S. stocks initially gained on the news, but quickly reversed lower and wiped out earlier gains as concerns about an AI bubble continue to press equities lower. Gold largely traded sideways and is consolidating in a sideways holding pattern between $4,000 and $4,212 an ounce. The long-term …
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The September jobs report, which arrived seven weeks late, due to the U.S. government shutdown revealed that 119,000 new jobs were created that month. That far outpaced expectations for a 50,000 job gain. The better-than-expected September jobs report called into question whether or not the Federal Reserve will pull the trigger on a third interest rate cut when it meets in December. U.S. stocks initially gained on the news, but quickly reversed lower and wiped out earlier gains as concerns about an AI bubble continue to press equities lower. Gold largely traded sideways and is consolidating in a sideways holding pattern between $4,000 and $4,212 an ounce. The long-term …
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Ethereum co-founder and ConsenSys CEO Joe Lubin believes that Ethereum is starting to gain real ground in how traditional finance thinks about digital assets. He sees a growing number of companies holding ETH in their treasuries as a strategic choice that could influence how Wall Street treats crypto as a whole. Joe Lubin says the Ethereum treasury trend is gaining traction as more companies treat ETH as a real working asset, not just a headline grab. Treasuries as the New Gateway Lubin’s view is that Ethereum is beginning to play a role similar to what cash or even gold once did for corporate treasuries. It is not just about buying crypto to sit on a balance sheet. He m…
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A couple of data points got published for the US after no economic release in the prior session – Markets actually did not need such to move sharply, particularly after a volatile follow-up to the EU-US Trade Deal headlines. Despite a positive Consumer Sentiment report (97.2 vs 95.0 expected), Bears are marking intermediate tops in US Indices after a worse than anticipated JOLTS report (7.437M versus 7.500M estimate). There has been a strange atmosphere in Markets as of late with reactions to headlines beginning to be more surprising than they were for the first half of the year – And I am not omitting how volatile the 1st half was. The biggest culprit in that aspect …
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What used to be dismissed as blockchain fantasy is now JPMorgan-backed reality; say hello to JP Morgan crypto. In a trial that reads like a whitepaper fever dream, LINK ▼-3.06% and Ondo Finance helped Kinexys pull off a real-world asset settlement across chains, bridging JPM’s private rails with a public testnet. It’s one of the clearest signs yet thatfinancial infrastructure is mutating in real-time, and both sides of the aisle are in on it. ChainlinkPriceMarket CapLINK$8.71B24h7d30d1yAll time The Details of the Groundbreaking Settlement For JP Morgan crypto The trial wasn’t just theoretical. JPMorgan’s Kinexys Digital Payments, a walled-off payments network, connected…
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Key takeaways Earnings momentum strengthens: The S&P 500’s projected Q3 2025 earnings growth was revised up to 8.0% year-on-year, marking a potential ninth straight quarter of earnings expansion.JPMorgan leads Financials upgrades: JPMorgan Chase (EPS revised to $4.78) and Progressive have driven the Financials sector’s upward revisions.Bullish technical setup intact: After a 5.35% correction, JPMorgan’s stock rebounded near its 50-day moving average, with momentum indicators turning positive. According to the latest FactSet data as of 3 October 2025, the projected year-on-year earnings growth rate for the S&P 500 in Q3 stands at 8.0%, up from 7.3% at the sta…
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Two of the world’s largest banks are stepping further into the stablecoin world. JPMorgan and Citigroup are both exploring how these digital assets could become part of mainstream finance, and this time, it is more than just talk. On recent earnings calls, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon and Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser confirmed that their institutions are actively developing or evaluating stablecoin projects. Dimon Steps Off the Sidelines Jamie Dimon has been skeptical of stablecoins for years. He has often questioned why anyone would choose them over standard bank transfers or payment apps. Now, that position is starting to change. JPMorgan already has an internal deposit toke…
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JPMorgan Chase and Coinbase just went public with a major deal that’s set to make crypto more accessible for millions of U.S. consumers. Announced yesterday, the partnership introduces a phased rollout starting this fall, beginning with direct credit card funding to Coinbase. In 2026, things will expand further with crypto rewards and direct bank account links. Credit Card Funding Coming Later This Year By the end of the year, Chase cardholders will be able to use their credit cards to top up Coinbase accounts directly. This will skip the usual dance with third-party apps and ACH delays. It is meant to be plug-and-play. The goal is to streamline the experience so people …
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Banks may soon begin crypto-backed lending for digital assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). According to a recent Financial Times report, published on 22 July 2025, JPMorgan Chase is exploring the possibility of lending against its clients’ holdings of crypto assets, starting next year. If this goes through, JP Morgan Chase would become the largest American bank to endorse crypto. The financial institution, however, has cautioned that its plans are subject to change. With the ability to use Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral, crypto-backed lending opens new financial avenues for users. The shift by leading US banks toward these services aligns with the pro-…
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The MetaMask airdrop narrative is heating up again after fresh reports confirmed that JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have been brought on to lead Consensys’ initial public offering (IPO). Consensys, the company behind the widely popular MetaMask wallet, is reportedly eyeing a late 2025 or early 2026 listing, potentially marking one of the biggest public offerings in crypto’s history. With over 100 million MetaMask users worldwide and persistent chatter around a MetaMask ICO and MASK token, investors are now asking one burning question. Will the airdrop arrive before the IPO, or will both events coincide in a single massive rollout? …
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More and more traditional finance (TradFi) institutions are integrating blockchain in their operations. Chief among them is JPMorgan, which has launched its own digital token, the JPM Coin, on Base (a public blockchain developed by Coinbase). According to a Bloomberg article published on 12 November 2025, JPM Coin’s launch on Base marks the first major instance where traditional banks have begun to use public blockchains in earnest for real-world money transfers. With this launch, institutional clients can send and receive USD payments instantly, any time of the day, and without having to wait for regular banking hours to start. JPMorgan is leading the charge on th…
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JPMorgan has thrown fresh fuel on the most durable comparison in digital assets, arguing in a new research note that Bitcoin now screens “too cheap” versus gold as its volatility collapses to historic lows. How Undervalued Is Bitcoin? The bank’s cross-asset team says six-month BTC volatility has fallen from nearly 60% at the start of 2025 to roughly 30%—a series low—and that Bitcoin is now only about twice as volatile as gold, the narrowest gap on record. On the bank’s volatility-adjusted framework, that compression implies Bitcoin’s market value would need to rise about 13%—translating to roughly $126,000 per coin—to align with the roughly $5 trillion private investment…
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JPMorgan Chase on Monday launched its Security and Resiliency Initiative, committing up to $1.5 trillion over 10 years to strengthen US supply chains, with chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon emphasising critical minerals essential for national security. Expanding from a prior $1 trillion goal, the plan addresses vulnerabilities exposed by geopolitical risks and overreliance on foreign sources. Central to the effort is a $10 billion direct investment pool for equity and venture capital in US-based firms. Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon said: “It has become painfully clear that the United States has allowed itself to become too reliant on unreliable sources of critical mi…
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JPMorgan is finally giving Bitcoin a bit more credit, literally. The banking giant has started allowing select clients to use spot Bitcoin ETFs as collateral for loans. The Bitcoin ETF loan program is designed for high-net-worth individuals and institutions looking for flexible credit solutions. A Conservative Embrace of Crypto This move doesn’t mean JPMorgan is suddenly holding Bitcoin or becoming a crypto-first institution. Instead, it’s accepting regulated financial products that track Bitcoin, such as BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust. These ETFs are approved by the SEC and can be priced, monitored, and risk-assessed within the bank’s existing systems. Only a sm…
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Perpetua Resources (NASDAQ, TSX: PPTA) has secured $255 million in new investments from JPMorgan Chase and Agnico Eagle (TSX: AEM), giving the US-focused gold and antimony miner a major boost as it builds its flagship project in Idaho. JPMorgan will contribute $75 million from its $1.5 trillion investment fund created to strengthen US national security. The deal, expected to close Tuesday, gives the bank nearly a 3% stake in Perpetua. JPMorgan also holds about 20,000 shares, according to data from the London exchange, and can exercise $42 million in warrants over the next three years. The investment follows the start of construction last week at Perpetua’s $1.3 bi…
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JPMorgan Chase and crypto exchange Coinbase have announced a new partnership on Wednesday that marks a pivotal shift in the relationship between traditional finance and digital assets. As the crypto industry experiences a bullish resurgence, fueled by a more favorable regulatory environment in the United States, major financial institutions are reassessing their earlier skepticism toward digital currencies and are now eager to explore the opportunities within this sector. JPMorgan’s Collaboration With Coinbase The recent passage of key legislation—the GENIUS Act, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, and anti-Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) bills—through Congress…
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Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, the largest public holder of Bitcoin (BTC), finds itself at the center of a stormy controversy involving JPMorgan as Bitcoin prices continue to struggle. With signs of a potential bear market emerging, fresh rumors suggest that one of the world’s largest banks allegedly holds a significant short position on Strategy’s stock (MSTR), which has plunged 69% from its record high of $543 per share last year. Strategy Faces Potential MSCI Exclusion The turmoil escalated last week when JPMorgan issued a warning that Strategy might soon be removed from major equity indices, specifically the MSCI USA Index. JPMorgan’s analysts noted t…
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Jamie Dimon just went from branding Bitcoin a “fraud” to calling himself a “believer” in stablecoins. This, in another institutional change of heart that could see leading crypto wallets’ native $BEST token explode in the near future. Dimon’s shift isn’t small talk. For years, the JPMorgan CEO dismissed crypto as a passing fad, comparing it to tulip mania and even pet rocks. But now? He’s backing dollar-pegged tokens, not out of hype, but because client demand is too big to ignore. This pivot could mark a turning point for digital asset adoption, especially for next-gen crypto wallets built for real-world utility. JPMorgan’s Expanding Crypto Footprint JPMorgan has gone …
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JPMorgan Chase has launched a $100 million tokenized money-market fund on Ethereum (ETH), adding fresh Wall Street backing to the world’s second-largest blockchain. Ethereum is trading around $2,926, down -1% in the past 24 hours, with a market cap of $353 billion, while Bitcoin (BTC) changes hands at $86,782 (-0.5% on the day). The move lands just as high-profile strategist Tom Lee reiterates a bold call for ETH to reach $20,000 within a year, sparking a debate over how fast institutional tokenization can really move prices. What Is JPMorgan Actually Putting on Ethereum, and Why Now? JPMorgan’s asset-management arm is reportedly rolling out the OnChain Net Yield Fund, a…
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Magnet manufacturer JS Link America announced Thursday it is investing about $223 million to establish a new rare earth permanent magnet manufacturing facility in Columbus, Georgia. JS Link’s new manufacturing facility will be located at the Muscogee Technology Park in Columbus. The 130,000-square-foot facility is predicted to have an annual production capacity of 3,000 tons, and the company said it will create approximately 520 new jobs in Muscogee County. JS Link America is a subsidiary of Seoul, Korea based biotechnology company JS Link that specializes in research and development. JS Link is nearing completion on a similar permanent magnet facility in Ye…
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