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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XRP price started a fresh decline below $2.150. The price is now attempting to recover and faces resistance near the $2.15 pivot level. XRP price started a fresh decline below the $2.10 zone. The price is now trading below $2.150 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $2.150 on the hourly chart of the XRP/USD pair (data source from Kraken). The pair could continue to move down if it settles below $2.020. XRP Price Faces Resistance XRP price attempted a recovery wave above $2.20 but failed to continue higher, like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The price started a fresh decline below $2.150 and $2.120. There was a move…
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Trend Analysis (Fig. 1) On Thursday, the market may continue moving downward from the 1.1536 level (yesterday's daily candle close), aiming for 1.1516 — the 76.4% retracement level (blue dotted line). When testing this level, the price may bounce upward, targeting 1.1534 — the 14.6% retracement level (yellow dotted line). Fig. 1 (Daily Chart) Comprehensive Analysis: Indicator analysis – downwardFibonacci levels – downwardVolumes – downwardCandlestick analysis – downwardTrend analysis – downwardBollinger Bands – downwardWeekly chart – downwardOverall conclusion: downward trend. Alternative scenario: On Thursday, the market may continue moving downward from the 1.1536 le…
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Cardano (ADA) founder Charles Hoskinson previously projected that the Bitcoin price could reach an impressive price of $250,000 as early as this year. This bold forecast, made in April, came at a time when Bitcoin was trading at $77,000 after achieving a record high of $109,000 in January. Hoskinson’s Optimistic Bitcoin Price Forecast Hoskinson’s optimism was based on his belief that international negotiations, particularly between the US and China, would favor Bitcoin’s growth. The Cardano founder suggested that easing tariffs would lead to a positive market reaction and bolster adoption, particularly with the anticipated passage of the GENIUS Act, which was signed i…
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The euro is trading around 1.1513 below the 200 EMA and below the 21 SMA with a bearish bias. EUR/USD could continue its fall in the coming hours to reach 6/8 Murray around 1.1474. The euro could find good support around 1.1500. This level could give it a chance for a technical rebound, and we could expect EUR/USD to reach 1.1567, 1.1601, or even the top of the downtrend channel around 1.1620. If the euro reaches the 6/8 Murray support, this level could be seen as an opportunity to open long positions and would give us the opportunity to buy with medium-term targets around 1.1740, where the price left a gap in October. If the bearish force prevails, we expect the euro to …
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Dave Portnoy has re-entered the digital-asset arena with a seven-figure allocation in XRP that has raised eyebrows across the market. At a time when XRP continues to face downward pressure and muted investor sentiment, the Barstool Sports founder executed a decisive million-dollar purchase. The timing, scale, and narrative surrounding the move have prompted renewed scrutiny of an asset many assumed had exhausted its momentum. Strategic Capital Deployment Amid XRP’s Weak Price Performance Portnoy recently revealed that he acquired $1,000,000 worth of XRP, alongside $750,000 in Bitcoin and $400,000 in Ethereum. He framed his move bluntly, describing the market as “bleeding…
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The cryptocurrency market crash is at full swing, showcasing the collapse of a substantial bubble in terms of volume. Just last month, I expressed concerns that the overvaluation and inflated market prices in the crypto industry had reached their peak. I suggested that the likelihood of a series of rate cuts in the US and growing demand for stocks—which, unlike cryptocurrencies, generate interest income—could lead to serious sell-offs and, in turn, a decline in demand for these assets. Such a stunning rally could not last indefinitely, despite the active involvement of US President Donald Trump, who effectively stimulated demand for tokens, including his own. It is likel…
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Lundin Gold (TSX: LUG) has cut its highest-grade intercept yet at the Fruta del Norte gold mine in southeast Ecuador, as the company advances plans to bring the new Fruta del Norte South (FDNS) zone into reserves next year. In a Nov. 20 update, the company reported that underground conversion drilling at FDNS returned 5.2 metres grading 491.62 grams gold per tonne from 40.6 metres depth in hole FDN-C25-305, including 1.1 metres at 2,286 grams gold. Other standout intercepts from the same program included 6.30 metres grading 41.46 grams gold from 60 metres depth in hole FDN-C25-260, 10.5 metres at 22.76 grams gold in FDN-C25-261 from 80 metres depth, and 6.3 metres…
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Ethereum has officially broken below key support levels, and market sentiment is rapidly deteriorating as major assets across the crypto landscape continue to slide. Analysts are increasingly calling for the arrival of a new bear market, noting that both Bitcoin and the leading altcoins have lost critical technical zones that previously held the broader structure together. ETH, now trading at multi-month lows, is feeling the full weight of cascading liquidations, strong sell-side volume, and evaporating investor confidence. Adding to the growing uncertainty, Lookonchain reports a striking development: in just 10 days, more than $61 million in profit has disappeared for …
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XRP’s price action in November has dragged it below $2, but technical analysis suggests that the breakdown might not be over. A new technical outlook from crypto analyst CasiTrades suggests that the XRP price is entering the final stages of its corrective structure. The analyst believes the current movements are part of a clean Elliott Wave formation that is approaching its final wave to as low as $2.65 before a major bullish reversal takes place. XRP Breaks Below Fibonacci Levels As Wave Structure Unfolds XRP’s volatility has intensified in recent days as the cryptocurrency continues to unwind into new November lows. Price action across the major exchanges shows a st…
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In Africa crypto news this week, VALR, a leading digital asset exchange on the continent, is partnering with Mukuru to provide stablecoin payment infrastructure in South Africa. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ATMs have appeared at various malls in Kenya. This development comes weeks after the country enacted a landmark crypto legislation. Globally, the IOTA Foundation is partnering with the World Economic Forum and the Blair Institute for continental stablecoin payments, including in Africa. DISCOVER: The 12+ Hottest Crypto Presales to Buy Right Now Here’s a more detailed look at these stories: South Africa Crypto News: VALR Partners With Mukuru One of South Africa’s large…
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The Bitcoin market remains in a prolonged correction phase, registering a 10.4% price drop in the last seven days. As multiple analysts attempt to chart the asset’s price trajectory amid this volatile period, recent on-chain data have revealed potential local bottom targets. $55,900 Or $44,700 – How Low Can Bitcoin Go? In an X post on November 23, prominent market analyst Ali Martinez shares some insight on Bitcoin’s potential downside targets, amid the heavy price correction seen in recent weeks. Since hitting a new all-time high of $126,198.07 in early October, the leading cryptocurrency has recorded multiple heavy price drops, trading as low as $81,000. Despite gr…
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However, the US dollar is also rising, judging by market movements over the last month and a half. A paradox? No. It's the objective reality at this time. Demand for the currency has been steadily increasing for almost two months. Let me remind you that one and a half months of this period coincided with the "shutdown" in America, which cannot be considered a positive for the American economy. In early October, Donald Trump imposed new tariffs on imports of trucks, pharmaceuticals, and certain types of furniture. As a result, a "shutdown" was added to the trade war, which had already put significant pressure on the US currency in the first half of the year. Additionally, …
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The prospect of a new round of monetary policy easing is supported not only by the FedWatch tool, economic data, and global events but also by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) members themselves. It is no secret that at least three members of the FOMC are ready to support a rate cut at every meeting. These three are Christopher Waller, Michelle Bowman, and Stephen Miran. Each of them, to some extent, is a "protege" of Trump. However, at least one more member has joined them, who believes that the rate should be lowered. This is John Williams, the president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank. He stated that he was not impressed by the September payroll data and t…
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On Friday, the EUR/USD pair continued its decline as the dollar strengthened following mixed economic data and ambiguous comments from Federal Reserve officials. It is noteworthy that American economic indicators were mixed; while the economy shows signs of stability, business activity indices in the manufacturing and services sectors (PMI) published by S&P for November were mixed, though they indicate growth. Additional data showed that American homeowners have become more pessimistic about the economic future, according to the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index (UoM) for November. This indicator reached its lowest level since 2009, reflecting consume…
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The EUR/USD currency pair traded lower again on Friday. On the last trading day of last week, a significant amount of diverse statistics was published, but in this article, we will not focus on a specific day but instead on the entire past week. So, the dollar had been rising for almost the whole previous week. Were there any grounds for this? On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, there were no significant macroeconomic reports. On Thursday, positive Non-Farm Payrolls were released, which were immediately "overwhelmed" by a disappointing unemployment rate and downward revisions of the previous two months. On Friday, contradictory reports on business activity were released. S…
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What to Know: Non-custodial wallets with integrated DeFi tools are gaining traction in 2025 as users demand control, security, and simpler multi-chain access. Best Wallet Token powers a live mobile wallet, DEX aggregator, presale launchpad, and future debit card, tying fees, rewards, and perks. The $BEST presale has raised over $17.39M at about $0.025995 per token, with dynamic staking yields and only four days left to participate. Conservative forecasts model roughly 96% potential upside by 2026, but regulatory warnings and volatility make $BEST a high-risk bet. Crypto has spent most of Q4 grinding sideways while sentiment flips between cautious and opportunistic. Bi…
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Moderate stock market growth on expectations of Fed easing American indices closed the trading session with slight gains, with market participants continued to anticipate a possible reduction in the federal funds rate by the Federal Reserve. News of progress in Nvidia's negotiations with China has bolstered investor interest in the tech sector and increased optimism. Given the high sensitivity to macroeconomic signals, any new data could significantly impact trading dynamics. Additionally, analysts note that an improved external environment is enhancing the appeal of risky assets, although the market's resilience remains in question due to uncertainty surrounding Fed pol…
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On Friday, the EUR/USD pair performed a false breakout of the 76.4% corrective level at 1.1517 and failed to continue the downward movement. Thus, the trend remains bearish, but the bulls have not yet lost all chances for their own trend. If they resume their advance this week, the bullish trend will still have a chance to form. At the moment, the quotes have consolidated above the 1.1517 level, which allows us to expect continued growth toward the 61.8% Fibonacci level at 1.1594. The wave situation on the hourly chart remains simple and clear. The last upward wave did not break the previous peak, while the most recent completed downward wave broke the previous low. Th…
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The GBP/USD pair reversed a slight decline against the backdrop of moderate dollar weakness but has so far failed to hold above the round level of 1.3100. However, uncertainty regarding the upcoming UK budget and rising expectations of a December interest rate cut by the Bank of England remain a restraining factor for spot price growth. From a technical perspective, the downward break of the important 200-day simple moving average (SMA) last month was seen as a key trigger for bears. Furthermore, oscillators on the daily chart remain deep in negative territory, confirming the likelihood of sellers appearing just above the round level of 1.3100, near the 9-day EMA. Surpass…
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Bitcoin’s recent price swings have picked up pace, and market watchers say that option markets may again be calling the shots. Over the past two months volatility has climbed, shifting how traders and investors respond to big moves in BTC. Volatility Numbers Reignite Focus According to Jeff Park, implied volatility had stayed below 80% since US Bitcoin ETFs were approved, But it is now creeping back toward about 60%. That rise matters because option flows can amplify moves — both up and down — when traders reposition quickly. Park pointed to January 2021 as a clear example, when an options-driven surge helped push Bitcoin to a cycle high of $69,000 in November of that …
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The euro and the pound held their ground against the U.S. dollar, though risk assets came under pressure towards the end of U.S. trading. The lack of U.S. data adversely affected the dollar's positions, providing slight support to the euro and the pound at the start of the North American session, but the pressure on the pairs soon returned. Traders were deprived of an important benchmark for assessing the state of the American economy, which created uncertainty and made them cautious. Typically, the publication of macroeconomic data, such as employment levels, inflation, and GDP figures, serves as a compass indicating market direction. In the absence of this data, market …
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Analysis of Trades and Recommendations for Trading the European Currency The test of the 1.1527 price level occurred at a moment when the MACD indicator had already moved far above the zero line, which limited the pair's upward potential. For this reason, I did not buy the euro. The second test of 1.1527 led to the implementation of scenario No. 2 for selling the euro; however, losses were recorded on the trade since the pair did not show any downward reversal. Germany's economy posted zero GDP growth in the third quarter of this year. These expected data supported the euro's exchange rate and did not attract new sellers into the market. However, a warning sign is the slo…
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Osisko Development (TSX-V, NYSE: ODV) has struck a deal to sell its non-core San Antonio gold project in Sonora, Mexico, to Axo Copper (TSX-V: AXO) in an all-share transaction that leaves Osisko with a 9.99% stake in the buyer. Axo will acquire Sapuchi Minera, the Osisko subsidiary that holds the San Antonio concessions, with closing subject to regulatory approvals. Osisko will receive about 15.3 million Axo shares or the amount needed to secure its 9.99% non-diluted interest, along with contingent payments tied to project milestones. Osisko is entitled to 70% of any Mexican value-added tax refund owed to Sapuchi. It will collect a $2 million cash or share payment…
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Britain plans to lift the share of critical minerals it gets from domestic mines and recycling to 30% by 2035, up from about 6% today, under a new 10-year strategy that mirrors US, Canadian and EU efforts to cut dependence on China-dominated supply chains. The Critical Minerals Strategy, published Saturday, sets binding targets to meet 10% of demand from domestic production, 20% from recycling and to cap reliance on any single foreign supplier at 60% for each mineral. The move puts the UK more firmly in the Western camp seeking to reduce exposure to China and, for some metals, Russia. “Critical minerals are the backbone of modern life and our national security,” P…
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The 4-hour wave pattern for EUR/USD has transformed, but overall it remains quite clear. There is no talk of canceling the upward trend segment that began in January 2025, but the wave structure has become significantly more complex and extended since July 1. In my view, the pair is in the process of forming corrective wave 4, which has taken on an unconventional shape. Within this wave we see exclusively corrective structures, so there is no doubt about the corrective nature of the decline. In my opinion, the formation of the upward trend segment is not complete, and its targets extend up to the 1.25 level. The a-b-c-d-e series of waves looks complete; therefore, I expec…
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