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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The second half of 2025 begins not with optimism, but with fatigue. The global economy is not collapsing, but it is clearly bending under strain—economic, geopolitical, and institutional. What is taking shape is not a soft landing, but something more sobering: a slower, structurally weaker cycle in a more dangerous and fragile world. Three developments define this uneasy moment. First, is the looming end of postponement of the US so-called reciprocal tariffs. Second is China’s demonstration that it dominates the supply chain for rare earths and magnets with the same iron grip the US maintains over semiconductors. Washington may soon learn that China also controls key elem…
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The upcoming Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report is set to be released tomorrow, with a consensus expectation of 110K, compared to the previous release of 139K. While this data is typically released on the first Friday of every month, this month’s report comes on Thursday, July 3rd, due to Independence Day (July 4th), when US markets will be closed. For those newer to trading, the NFP is one of the most market-moving data releases globally, as it offers insight into the health of the US labor market for the month that just concluded—with the Unemployment Rate also published at the same time. The reason this data matters so much is because of the American consumption cycle, …
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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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Navigating the global economy and managing capital market volatility has always posed challenges, but the uncertainties emanating from Washington make this task exceptionally treacherous. The so-called reciprocal tariffs announced on April 2 were postponed for 90 days just one week later, ostensibly to usher in a period of intensive negotiations. Yet a few weeks into this cooling-off period, despite claims of dozens of deals in the pipeline, the Trump administration acknowledged it "lacked the capacity" to negotiate with everyone simultaneously. Instead, it indicated it would simply announce new tariff schedules unilaterally in what appears to be a second "Liberation Day.…
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Dogecoin is approaching a decisive inflection point, according to crypto-market commentator VisionPulsed. Throughout his latest analysis he argued that the coming fortnight must deliver an upside resolution—otherwise the meme-coin risks locking in a sequence of red monthly closes that would echo bear-market conditions. Dogecoin On The Brink Of 6-Month Meltdown The analyst anchored his outlook to several recurring signals on Dogecoin’s multi-time-frame charts. “We’re going to get a large move in June. It’s going to happen. The question is, is it up or down?” he began, pointing to the Bollinger Band Width Percentile (BBWP) squeezing toward levels that historically precede …
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Jupiter, a DeFi aggregator built on Solana, is working with Ethena Labs to roll out its own stablecoin called JupUSD. The launch is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2025, and it is not being treated like a side feature. Jupiter plans to make JupUSD a core part of how its platform works, tying it into everything from swaps and lending to perps trading and beyond. What’s Holding It Together on Day One At launch, JupUSD will be backed entirely by USDtb, a stablecoin that is itself tied to short-term U.S. Treasuries. This gives it a clean, traditional kind of collateral to start with. Later on, Ethena’s other stablecoin, USDe, will be added to the mix. That will int…
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Bitcoin fell sharply Thursday after the US Treasury made clear it will not add to a planned Bitcoin reserve through new purchases. Prices had earlier rallied to an intraday high near $124,120, but traders saw gains reverse and the token backpedaled to around $118,550 later in the session. Markets were jittery, and parts of the crypto futures market saw forced liquidations during the sell-off. Treasury Rules Out New Buys According to reports, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told Fox Business the government will not be buying additional Bitcoin for the reserve and that future additions will come from confiscated assets. “We’re not going to be buying that,” he said, a…
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What to Know: Many crypto wallets remain either centralized with single points of failure or decentralized yet fragmented and challenging to use on mobile. Users now expect a secure, cross-chain, yield-enabled wallet experience rather than a simple send-and-receive tool. The Best Wallet targets a 40% share of the global wallet market by end-2026 with a mobile-first, benefit-rich, non-custodial design. Fireblocks’ MPC, Rubic’s DEX aggregator, and curated presale access position the Best Wallet’s $BEST presale as a full DeFi command center. Crypto is in another risk-on phase, and you can see it in where capital is flowing. While meme coins still grab headlines, more mon…
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More than 300 Americans who were caught in Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack on Israel are suing Binance. They say the exchange helped move more than $1Bn for militant groups. The plaintiffs include victims and families of those killed, injured, or taken hostage. They filed the civil case in a US federal court in North Dakota under the Anti-Terrorism Act and its JASTA provision. The complaint, released on 24 November, names Binance, former CEO Changpeng Zhao, and senior executive Guangying Chen. It claims the company knowingly handled transactions for Hamas and other US-designated terrorist groups before and after the October 7 assault. DISCOVER: 16+ New and Upcoming…
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Justin Sun is pulling off one of the flashiest crypto comebacks in recent memory. Tron is going public through a reverse merger with Nasdaq-listed SRM Entertainment, and the deal is being steered by a Trump-connected investment bank. If all goes through, the rebranded Tron Inc. might even have Eric Trump sitting on its board. The merger arrives just months after the SEC hit pause on its fraud case against Sun. And while that investigation is still technically open, it’s no longer in the way, making this the perfect moment for a pivot into the public spotlight. Why Now? Because the Legal Heat Cooled Off This kind of timing doesn’t happen by accident. The SEC’s case again…
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Justin Sun and Tron’s legal battle with Bloomberg just got a lot bigger and a whole lot more complex. Here’s what’s next in the Tron founder’s legal dispute. A federal judge’s order and a fresh salvo from Justin Sun’s camp have escalated the TRON founder’s fight with Bloomberg over the disclosure of his crypto holdings. TRON founder Justin Sun’s legal dispute with Bloomberg deepened this weekend after his representatives accused the news outlet of breaking a confidentiality promise. The statement came days after a Delaware federal judge rejected Sun’s request to block Bloomberg from publishing details of his personal wealth. The update was posted on Sunday on TRON DA…
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K92 Mining (TSX: KNT) has produced the first commercial gold-copper-silver concentrate and poured 458 oz. of doré at the new Kainantu third-stage expansion in Papua New Guinea (PNG). The third-stage expansion targets producing about 300,000 oz. gold-equivalent per year at all-in sustaining costs of about $920 per oz., with a fourth expansion to lift the run-rate to 400,000-plus oz. by late 2027. The production start at the 1.2-million-tonnes-per-year plant clears the way for concentrate shipments in parallel with doré pours. PNG Prime Minister, James Marape, attended the on-site inauguration on Thursday. K92 enters the expanded plant commissioning that cost $1…
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Kadena (KDA) Crypto just shocked the market and its investors by announcing that it is shutting down operations completely. In an official post on its X account, the team wrote, “Kadena organization is no longer able to continue business operations and will be ceasing all business activity and active maintenance of the Kadena blockchain immediately.” According to the post, all employees have already been notified, and only a small group will stay on to manage the transition and wind-down. In a strange twist, they even left an email open for people to vent their frustrations. The statement also added, “As for the KDA token and protocol, it will also continue in our abse…
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In a shocking announcement yesterday, the Kadena team revealed that the organization is no longer able to continue business operations and will cease all activities immediately. Despite the company’s closure, the Kadena blockchain itself will remain operational, maintained by independent miners and developers under its decentralized proof-of-work structure. The news sent shockwaves through the crypto community, triggering a massive sell-off in KDA, Kadena’s native token, which dropped by more than 55% within hours of the announcement. The drop effectively erased nearly all of Kadena’s price gains accumulated over the past five years, marking one of the most dramatic dec…
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Kalshi just closed a major funding round worth $300 million, lifting the platform’s valuation to around $5 billion. That’s a serious leap and shows that investors are betting big on where prediction markets might go next. Some heavyweight names are behind the raise, including Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, and Coinbase Ventures. The numbers behind the platform’s growth are just as eye-catching. Weekly trading volume recently passed the $1 billion mark, which is more than triple what it was just a year ago. Kalshi has also expanded globally, now serving users in over 140 countries. Its presence in the prediction market space has gone from a small sliver to dominati…
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According to a report from CNBC, Coinbase (COIN), the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the US, is preparing to launch its own prediction market in collaboration with Kalshi, one of the largest federally regulated financial exchanges in the country. Coinbase Teases Major Updates The anticipation surrounding the prediction market has been building for nearly a month. Recently, a screenshot of what appears to be Coinbase’s prediction markets dashboard was shared by Silicon Valley researcher Jane Manchun Wong in a post on social media site X (previously Twitter), shedding some light on the features of the forthcoming product. The Information first indicated on November…
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What if you get in a trade and can’t get out? Inception-kind of dream “stuck.” That’s precisely what’s happening to one rather small Lighter vault. Crypto prices might have recovered after the deleveraging on October 10, but not the Kanye West YZY vault on Lighter. The hangover remains. Unlike Binance, Bybit, and other big boys like Coinbase One, perpetual DEXes lean more on the community to stay competitive. Yes, they allow 10x leverage, and all trades are public, but without a pool of funds deposited by the community, it can get pretty hard to match CEX offerings. For this reason, Lighter, Hyperliquid, and all other perpetual DEXes offering leverage trading have creat…
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Yeezy money is here. It’s real. Better known as “YZY Meme coin,” Kanye West, now known simply as Ye, launched his YZY token on Solana, sparking immediate frenzy. Within just 40 minutes of release, the coin’s market cap ballooned to $3 billion, before tumbling back to $1.05 billion, according to Nansen data. There’s only one other celebrity with that kind of MCAP for a cryptocurrency and it’s TRUMP. As big as Ye is, many are starting to believe there’s no room to make money here. (YZYUSDT) On X, Ye promoted the token as part of “Yeezy Money,” which he described as: “A NEW ECONOMY, BUILT ON CHAIN,” Ye wrote. “The official YZY token just dropped,” he later added. And …
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Karelian Diamond Resources (LON: KDR) has registered its Lahtojoki mining concession in the Finnish land registry, advancing its plan to develop what could become the European Union’s first diamond mine. This registration, handled by the Finnish mining authority TUKES, allows the company to proceed with further development plans for the Lahtojoki diamond deposit, which is known for its high-quality gem diamonds and potential for significant economic returns. TUKES had previously approved the concession and is also responsible for issuing the mining certificate. Karelian noted that a hearing on compensation matters related to the project has been postponed unt…
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Karelian Diamond Resources (AIM: KDR) says it has identified a “significant new copper target” within the recently awarded KDR4 licence area in Northern Ireland. According to the diamond miner, the licence covers an area with documented historical mining activity and geological indicators that it believes to be favourable for copper mineralization. The copper target was identified following initial desk-based studies and reconnaissance work on the area, which highlighted the site of the historic Cappagh copper mine as a potential exploration focus. The potential copper discovery, says Karelian, would complement the nickel-copper-PGE (platinum group elements) a…
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Karnalyte Resources (TSX: KRN) has released an updated feasibility study for its Wynyard potash project in Saskatchewan, Canada, that outlines a 70-year mine life and stronger economics as the company aims to advance development in step with rising demand in North America and India. The study estimates an after-tax net present value of about C$2 billion ($1.4 billion) using an 8% discount rate, a 12.5% internal rate of return and an 8.8-year payback period. Karnalyte says it will file the technical report within 45 days. The project sits 175 km east of Saskatoon and is designed to produce 2.2 million tonnes of potash a year at full buildout, along with 104,000 ton…
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There have been many comparisons between Kaspa and Bitcoin on the internet lately. Is it real or just clout? The truth is that as a PoW network, Kaspa has better security than the PoS model and can be mined with moderate tech, which can provide greater decentralisation than Bitcoin. The GHOSTDAG protocol provides faster speed, similar to Visa’s transaction time. Institutional interest is growing; Marathon Digital Holdings (a Bitcoin miner) mined $16 million worth of Kaspa last year. As much as technical analysis for Kaspa, Sarosh noted a great indicator for a potential move up – a break of June’s downtrend channel. Will momentum sustain, and will price move further …
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Kazakhstan’s Fincraft Group is seeking to acquire Tethys Petroleum (CVE: TPL), a Toronto-listed oil and mining company, as part of a broader push to integrate upstream energy production into its expanding mining portfolio. The move, announced in a non-binding letter of intent in September, also reflects Fincraft’s strategy to secure greater control over the Central Asian region’s critical resource infrastructure. Fincraft, which trades on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange, operates significant assets in nickel through Kaznickel, as well as cobalt and coal via Shubarkol Premium. It has previously held controlling stakes in London-listed gold miner Petropavlovsk and Cen…
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Kazakhstan has officially entered the global crypto race with plans to establish a National Digital Asset Fund, accumulating Bitcoin and other strategic digital assets to strengthen its economy and hedge against fiat instability. The initiative includes building CryptoCity, a plot zone for digital payments using crypto, stablecoins, and the digital tenge. It also expands Kazakhstan’s role as a Bitcoin mining powerhouse with growing state revenues. This move signals a larger trend of emerging markets embracing crypto reserves, aiming to diversify away from volatile commodity exports and attract foreign investment while competing with developed nations for financial innov…
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