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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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has once again kicked key crypto ETF applications into the long grass, delaying a slate of high-profile filings until October – in a deja vu moment for SEC crypto timelines. In notices filed August 18, the regulator extended review deadlines for NYSE Arca’s Truth Social Bitcoin-Ethereum ETF to October 8, for 21Shares’ and Bitwise’s Solana funds to October 16, and for the 21Shares Core XRP Trust to October 19. Are Political Fears Holding Back Trump’s Crypto ETF? The Truth Social ETF, submitted in June and backed by Trump Media’s platform, is structured as a commodity-based trust holding BTC and ETH directly. While it mir…
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China’s exports of rare earth products surged in July to levels not seen since January, underscoring Beijing’s easing of export restrictions and tensions with the US. Volumes rose 69% to 6,422 tonnes, according to customs data compiled by Bloomberg. The rebound comes after China introduced sweeping export controls during April-May in response to US tariff measures, prompting concerns of a global supply squeeze on rare earth products, particularly permanent magnets, which are crucial for advanced technologies such as electric vehicles, wind turbines and defense systems. Industries that rely heavily on these magnets, from automakers in Europe and India to electro…
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Bitcoin (BTC) slipped below $116,000 in Monday’s trading, marking a sharp reversal from last week’s record high above $124,000. The decline follows renewed inflation concerns in the U.S. and uncertainty around Federal Reserve policy, which has dampened risk appetite across global markets. At the time of writing, BTC hovers near $115,300, maintaining a fragile grip on support around $115,000. Analysts warn that a breakdown could push prices toward $112,500, but holding this level may pave the way for a recovery toward $120,000 and beyond. Short-term holder data suggests that selling pressure remains limited. The Net Unrealized Profit/Loss ratio sits at just 0.07, well b…
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Avino Silver & Gold Mines (TSX, NYSE-A: ASM) reported exceptionally rich-grade twin-hole assays from the La Gloria and Abundancia veins at its La Preciosa project in Durango, Mexico. The best intercept was from hole PMLP-25-03, beginning at 106.4 metres downhole, Avino said Monday. It cut 7.9 metres true width, grading 1,638 grams silver per tonne and 1.92 grams gold. This included 0.37 metre at 15,352 grams silver. A second hole, PMLP-25-04, returned 6.42 metres true width grading 544 grams silver and 0.46 gram gold from 183.83 metres, including 0.66 metre at 1,739 grams silver. “The intercept grades are significantly higher than the average grades outlined i…
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Ethereum is navigating a crucial battleground between $3,900 support and $4,800 resistance, testing the market’s resolve. With recent pullbacks and strong support in place, speculations are whether ETH can sustain momentum and target the next milestone at $5,000. ETH Hits $4,793 Local Top: Bullish Continuation Confirmed The Crypto Professor, in a recent analysis posted on X, highlighted Ethereum’s impressive rally to a local top of $4,793. This surge came after ETH successfully broke the critical $4,100 resistance level, confirming a bullish continuation structure and signaling strong momentum from buyers despite the volatile market environment. Following this breakout…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for August 18 The Trump-Zelenskyy meeting just concluded at around 15:00 ET, leaving place to the ongoing meeting between Trump and a flurry of EU leaders. There has been some doubts relating to some of the demands made by Putin on the meeting that happened past Friday in Anchorage, including a retract of Ukraine from a NATO membership and an official concession of Crimea – Thing deemed "impossible by the Ukrainian President when appearing on Fox. Sentiment degraded a bit to start the day, but the ongoing talks are leaving the market undecided as participants await more news. For that aspect, equities finish the da…
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Despite flashing a bullish golden cross, where the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day, Dogecoin failed to sustain upward momentum. Instead, heavy selling pressure drove DOGE from $0.24 down to $0.22, marking a 6% drop within 24 hours. Intraday volatility spiked at 7%, as a midday rally was quickly crushed by late-session selloffs. Volume analysis points to stronger conviction from sellers, with spikes during breakdowns rather than recovery moves. Losing the $0.23 support zone has left DOGE vulnerable to further downside, with traders now eyeing $0.2165 and $0.2150 as the next key levels. Dogecoin Whales Keep Buying, But Confidence Wavers Interestingly, wh…
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A new prediction from crypto commentator BarriC has drawn attention to the long-term future of XRP. According to him, the token’s price has so far only been shaped by altcoin seasons and the four-year cycle, leaving an entirely different scenario still unexplored. He believes that when XRP eventually enters a utility run, its value could rise far beyond the levels seen today, moving to $100 first and finally settling at $1,000. XRP Has Never Experienced A True Utility Run Like many other cryptocurrencies, XRP has been subject to cycles of hype, corrections, and quick inflows of capital. Its rallies in previous bull markets, particularly in 2018, were based largely on inv…
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Ethereum’s evolution has followed a trajectory many analysts predicted, from a high-growth utility asset powering decentralized applications, to a maturing store of value that institutions and long-term holders are beginning to recognize. How Ethereum Enters Traditional Finance Ethereum’s journey as a store of value has followed a predictable but powerful curve, and ETH’s rise has been less of a surprise than a confirmation of history. Analyst Cas_Abbe has highlighted on X that since the ETH launch in 2015, what began as an experiment among cypherpunks and developers slowly found its footing in ICOs, DAOs, and retail adoption. By 2020, ETH had taken on a far more serious…
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The ongoing war in Russia has counterintuitively been one of the most significant bearish catalysts in the black gold– Russia floods the market of Oil to countries like India to sponsor its war, prompting threats from Trump. The war may continue despite the Trump-Putin meeting, with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announcing that it would be "impossible" to concede land, mentioning Crimea. As a matter of fact, Ukraine landed hits on one of the key pipelines taking Russian Oil to Hungary, leaving the Hungarian PM Orbán in fury (He is one of the only pro-Russian leaders in Europe). In the Middle East, on the other hand, Hamas is getting cornered into a ceasefire deal as …
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Dubbed the Sydney Copper project, Nova Copper (unlisted) and the Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs signed an agreement last week covering the proposed exploration activity at the project in Cape Breton, N.S. The Assembly signed the memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the exploration and development of the project. The MOU is the foundation for open, good faith dialogue between Nova Copper and Indigenous people and opens the doors for the Mi’kmaq to be involved with the project. It includes Nova Copper’s to undertaking a Two-Eyed Seeing (Etuaptmumk) program to support a greater understanding of the project respecting the traditional knowledge of the Mi’kmaq. …
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Osisko Development (TSXV, NYSE: ODV) has successfully closed its $203 million bought deal private placement for the Cariboo gold project. The property, 65 km east of Quesnel, British Columbia, is shovel ready. Both an underground mine and a carbon-in-pulp recovery plant are planned. The offering consisted of two parts. First, the company issued approximately 58.6 million units at the issue price for aggregate gross proceeds of $120 million. The second is a non-brokered portion consisting of approximately 40.5 million units for gross proceeds of $85 million. The non-brokered units were largely taken up by Double Zero Capital, a Delaware investment firm, and the uni…
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Ethereum has entered a volatile phase after reaching a multi-year high near $4,790, retracing sharply to the $4,200 level. The correction represents an 11% decline in just a few days, shaking out overleveraged positions and fueling debates among analysts about ETH’s next move. Some market watchers warn that Ethereum could face a deeper pullback if the $4,200 level fails to hold as support. A breach here could send ETH lower, with traders eyeing the $3,900–$4,000 zone as the next major demand area. This cautious perspective highlights that momentum may be fading after the strong parabolic rally since mid-July. However, a different narrative is emerging. Many analysts ar…
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GoviEx Uranium (TSXV: GXU) has entered the Australian capital market by combining with ASX-listed shell company Tombador Iron (ASX: TI1) in a proposed reverse takeover (RTO) that would see GoviEx end up with a new capital structure, investor base and additional cash on hand. Under the RTO arranged on Monday, Tombador would acquire all of GoviEx’s Class A shares, issuing 0.2534 of its own shares for each GoviEx share acquired. Upon completion, existing GoviEx shareholders would own 75% of the combined company, which will be renamed as “Atomic Eagle” listed on the Australian exchange. Compared to GoviEx, Atomic Eagle will have a much tighter share structure, with ap…
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Ethereum’s (ETH) latest price rally has sparked renewed debate over whether the market is nearing a critical turning point. Analysts are looking closely at past cycles for insight, with some suggesting that history may be repeating itself. If the patterns hold true, ETH could be only weeks away from a cycle peak, making this a decisive moment for investors to consider when it might be time to sell everything. Ethereum’s Cycle Top Signals When To Exit Crypto analyst Jackis has shared insights into Ethereum’s recent price movements, indicating when investors should exit the market entirely. In a recent X social media post, the analyst noted that the ETH price action is cl…
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Critical Metals (Nasdaq: CRML) has returned results as thick as 65 metres grading 0.55% total rare earth oxides (TREO) from surface at Tanbreez, one of the largest undeveloped heavy rare earth deposits outside China. That result in hole DDH-C-24 at the Fjord deposit in southern Greenland is top-tier and important for showing continuity in a bulk target that could support long-life production. The Tanbreez hole included 25.5% heavy rare earth oxides (HREO) and 90 parts per million (ppm) gallium oxide (Ga2O3), an important energy transition metal for its use in semiconductors, LED lights and solar panels. “These incredible results underscore the strategic value of T…
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Most Read: Gold (XAU/USD) Hovers at $3350/oz, Russia-Ukraine Developments in Focus USD/CAD advances in the US session, trading above the 100-day MA as the potential for further gains grows. There are of course headwinds for the pair which could scupper a move higher in the coming days. Geopolitical Risk The important meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Alaska ended on Friday without any major progress. However, Trump said on Monday that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy could end the war with Russia quickly if he chooses to. Trump, Zelenskiy, and key European leaders are set to meet later today to discuss ending Euro…
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After a blow-out end to 2024 and a roaring start to 2025, the meme coin corner of the crypto world has slowed down. But it’s still a market you can’t ignore – it’s just harder to pin down. The sector’s aggregate value sits around $68B, and while performance has been mixed this year, trading interest remains strong wherever investors think the best meme coin deals lurk. Institutional data firms say the phenomenon isn’t only cultural, it’s mechanical. Kaiko notes meme tokens have repeatedly dominated trading volumes in bursts this year, even as regulators question whether they belong in investable indexes. One answer to the question of meme coin viability might be to a…
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Bitcoin is trading around the $115,000 level after a sharp pullback from its recent all-time high near $124,000. Volatility has returned to the market, sparking renewed debate among analysts and investors over whether BTC is preparing for a deeper correction or gearing up for the next leg higher. The current price action reflects indecision, with buyers and sellers locked in a tight battle at these critical levels. Some analysts warn that Bitcoin could face stronger selling pressure if it fails to reclaim momentum, while others argue that this retrace is a healthy reset before another aggressive move upward. What is clear, however, is that investors are preparing for he…
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Harmony Gold’s (JSE: HAR, NYSE: HMY) acquisition of MAC Copper (NYSE: MTAL, ASX: MAC) has cleared the final regulatory hurdle after Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) gave its approval of the $1 billion deal. The FIRB approval, says MAC Copper CEO Mick McMullen, is “another significant step towards implementation of the transaction as all requisite regulatory approvals have now been obtained.” It follows last week’s approval of the deal by the South African Reserve Bank. The transaction still requires approval from investors, satisfaction of certain restructuring conditions, and sanction by the court. Shareholders of MAC are expected to cast their …
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is preparing to approve the country’s first Yen-denominated stablecoin. This will be the first time a domestically issued, fully collateralized Yen stablecoin is expected to go live at national scale. Japan’s stablecoin can be approved and launched as early as this autumn. Furthermore, Tokyo-based fintech JPYC is set to lead issuance under Japan’s revised regulatory framework. 18 August 2025 local media reports also confirmed that JPYC aims to issue roughly $7 billion of the new cryptocurrency over three years. The stablecoin will be pegged 1:1 to the Japanese Yen. It will be backed by highly liquid assets such as bank deposits an…
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Dogecoin is once again in the spotlight as market analyst Master Ananda outlines a bold outlook for its current bull cycle. Past cycles show that major moves in DOGE often unfold over many months, not weeks. Ananda highlights that the meme coin has already been in an uptrend for years, with strong momentum since 2022 and a clear breakout from October 2023. While no one can predict markets with certainty, the analyst argues that the path of growth is already in motion, and price targets suggest a possible climb as high as $2.55 this cycle. Dogecoin’s Historical Growth Patterns Vs. Current Cycle Looking back at Dogecoin’s history, the numbers speak for themselves. In the…
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Nasdaq and the broader tech sector are starting the week more cautiously, with overnight futures showing the Dow holding up relatively well against the more risk-sensitive Nasdaq. (An informal invitation to consult our most recent analysis on the Dow) After weeks of steady outperformance from tech compared to other sectors, the latest dip could be simple profit-taking—but in the bigger picture, it looks like flows are shifting as the appetite for risk begins to cool. Markets are still waiting to learn more from the post Trump-Putin meeting developments, with EU leaders showing up to the White House today to discuss on the future path of action for the Ukraine-Russia on…
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As you might have heard, Qubic, the AI-focused blockchain project, was behind Monero’s 51% attack, which allowed them to gain majority control over its network. Well, the community is back at it again – and this time they have Dogecoin (DOGE) in their sights. This time, answering to Qubic’s founder, Sergey Ivancheglo’s post on X about which ASIC-enabled proof of work blockchain the community should target next. Some big names were thrown into the mix, including Dogecoin, Kaspa (KAS), and Zcash (ZEC). On 17 August 2025, Ivancheglo, also known as Come-from-Beyond, shared in an X post that the community voted to pursue the memecoin king, Dogecoin. EXPLORE: 10+ Crypto …
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There were a few signals traders could have spotted ahead of the ongoing selloff. After last Friday's warning from Bitcoin, with an all-time high leading to a direct retracement, the crypto market has started to make its way off its most recent highs. Ethereum staged a huge rally toward its record levels, but buyers failed to break through the $4,870 all-time high—a sign of hesitancy from the market that sellers enjoy. Altcoins were also a bit timid on the last leg of the rally showing some lack of depth in buying. And with cryptocurrencies still firmly in the risk-asset camp, renewed geopolitical headwinds (including uncertainty with the Russia-Ukraine war) are giv…
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