Radar do Mercado
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New drilling at Marimaca Copper’s (TSX: MARI; ASX: MC2) Pampa Medina property in northern Chile has expanded the size of the ore body, the company said. The stock surged to its highest level in more than 13 years. Hole SMRD-16 cut 70 metres grading 1% copper from 434 metres downhole, including 10 metres of 4.2% copper from 438 metres depth, Marimaca said Friday in a statement. It also extended the high-grade sediment-hosted manto-system by 300 metres to the west from previous drilling. Another hole, SMRD-15, intersected 42 metres of 0.51% copper from 158 metres. “Today’s results further demonstrate the longer-term potential of Pampa Medina as the company continues…
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Despite still trading within the single-digit territory, the XRP price is reportedly getting ready for one of the most dramatic rallies in crypto history. Market expert ‘Crypto Sensei’ predicts that the cryptocurrency could soar by more than 44,000%, potentially breaking past the $1,000 mark. The analyst noted that strong capital inflows have ignited a powerful market capitalization multiplier effect, setting the stage for this projected surge. XRP Price Set For Monumental Surge To $1,437 XRP could be on the brink of a historic price breakout, according to a new market analysis by Crypto Sensei. In a recent video on X social media, the expert broke down how the cryptocu…
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Bitcoin is trading at a decisive point after recently setting new all-time highs, but momentum appears to be shifting. Despite briefly pushing past $120,000, BTC failed to sustain levels above its record, and the breakout above ATH remains unconfirmed. This lack of follow-through has fueled bearish speculation, with some analysts warning that the market could be facing increased downside risk in the short term. At the same time, on-chain data paints a more constructive picture for long-term stability. According to the latest insights, the Long-Term Holder (LTH) cohort—those holding Bitcoin between six months and two years—has significantly increased its supply. Since Ap…
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The cryptocurrency market is experiencing significant price declines, particularly among the three largest digital assets: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP. Following record-breaking rallies in the previous week, these cryptocurrencies have seen notable losses, with Ethereum down 5.2%, XRP dropping 3.8%, and Solana (SOL) slipping 6%. Even memecoin Dogecoin (DOGE) has not been spared, losing 5.2% of its value. Crypto Market Faces New Downturn According to a recent report by Barron’s, the recent downturn can be attributed to a combination of macroeconomic factors that have dampened investor optimism. Wholesale price data has also raised concerns about the potenti…
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The BTC USD price is volatile, looking at the price action of the past few days. After last week’s surge, which pushed Bitcoin to its highest price level in history at over $124,500, bears have taken control. Early gains on August 14 were quickly reversed as sellers pressed on, fully erasing the previous day’s gains. While there were expectations that crypto prices would recover, bears doubled down. By the start of the week, there has been no reprieve. Not only is BTC USD trading below last week’s lows, but with each lower low on the Bitcoin daily chart, the probability of Bitcoin crashing below $110,000 this week increases. (Source: TradingView) DISCOVER: The 12+ H…
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Yesterday evening's Royal Bank of New Zealand Meeting delivered a much expected 25 bps cut. Usually, a rate decision that is released as expected will then point participants towards the communication. As explained in our pre-Rate decision analysis, there are different scenarios: a dovish or hawkish approach to again different possibilities of rate decisions (cut, pause, hike, 25 bps or more). Yesterday's dovish 25 bps cut from the RBNZ caught markets by surprise: a lower longer-run inflation outlook and subsequent lower projected OCR (New Zealand's main interest rate) combined with some lower revised growth and employment outlooks sent the Kiwi dropping against all m…
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Bitcoin continues to trade below its recent highs, extending a pullback that began after reaching a record level above $124,000 last week. As of today, the cryptocurrency is priced around $115,347, reflecting a 7.7% drop from its peak and a 3% decline over the past week. The downturn highlights a loss of momentum, with market data suggesting reduced demand from buyers on major exchanges. According to recent analysis shared on CryptoQuant’s QuickTake platform, the decline is closely tied to shifting activity on Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange by volume. The analyst, known by the pseudonym Arab Chain, explained that Bitcoin’s downward trajectory this month co…
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The recent passage of the GENIUS Act introduced a new regulatory framework for stablecoins, such as Tether (USDT), drawing increasing attention from traditional and cryptocurrency firms. Tether’s Regulatory Challenges And Rising Rivals With the stablecoin market growing from $120 billion in October 2023 to $288 billion as of August, Tether’s USDT continues to hold its position as the largest stablecoin. However, the Motley Fool team has identified three emerging contenders that are poised to disrupt the company’s dominance and present significant competition. Tether commands nearly 60% of the stablecoin market, but it has not been without controversy. In 2021, the Com…
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XRP’s price action in the past few days has been characterized by consolidation below the $3 price level. This level, which had acted as support for most of August, was broken to the downside on August 28, and XRP is now trading at the $2.8 price zone. Technical analysis shows that the current sideways action should not be mistaken for weakness, as XRP is now on track to embark on a rebound move to the upside. XRP Trading In Consolidation Phase XRP’s recent price dip comes after the asset retested the $3 price level between August 26 and August 28, which for now has capped its upward momentum. Interestingly, expanding further to a larger candlestick timeframe shows th…
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Both the FED and ECB head representatives made speeches on Sunday, 27, and this morning, respectively. As Traders, it is always an advantage to know what tone Central Bank speakers are using and what they are considering for future key decisions. It's only fair to remind that a Dovish Policy aims at stimulating the economy, and easing financial conditions. It is usually associated to weakness in a specific currency, with speeches around when and how much to cut. On the other hand, a Hawkish Policy aims at cooling down inflation and tightening financial conditions. It is usually associated with strength in a specific currency, as the themes are focused on when and how muc…
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Harmony Gold (JSE: HAR) (NYSE: HMY), South Africa’s top gold producer by volume, has agreed to acquire MAC Copper (ASX:MAC)(NYSE:MTAL) for $1.03 billion, accelerating its strategic shift into copper through a key Australian asset. The all-cash deal would give Harmony full ownership of MAC’s only asset, the CSA copper mine in central western New South Wales. CSA is among Australia’s highest-grade and oldest operating copper mines, with a history stretching back nearly 150 years. At 1.9 km, it is also one of the country’s deepest underground operations. Harmony is offering $12.25 per MAC Copper share, representing a 20.7% premium to the company’s last closing price …
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Premier David Eby unveils mining investment plan on May 26 in Vancouver. Image from BC Gov Photos Via flickr. British Columbia Premier David Eby outlined an approach to mining development in the province’s northwest that combines economic growth, reconciliation and conservation in a speech to the mining industry, First Nations and conservation organizations in Vancouver on Monday. The vision, Eby emphasized, is to realize an opportunity for tens of billions of dollars in investment and thousands of jobs throughout the province. British Columbia currently produces or has the potential to produce 19 of Canada’s 34 critical minerals essential to Canada’s economic…
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[Updated for 2025] If you’re wondering, “What will gold be worth in five years?” you’re asking a smart question—and you’re not alone. With inflation, central bank policy shifts, global instability, and growing demand, gold continues to be one of the most watched and debated assets on the planet. In this 2025 update, we break down the trends, forecasts, and expert opinions that can help you make informed decisions about your gold investment strategy through 2030. Since the pandemic in 2020, the price of gold has been on a steady rise after many years of being stagnant. Due to this steady price increase, many people, especially investors, are interested in gold price pr…
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Overview: The on-again, off-again US tariffs are back on, but the judicial process is not over. On top of that, US Treasury Secretary Bessent acknowledged what many have suspected: US-Chinese talks have stalled. The dollar, which was offered yesterday, has come back bid today. It is up against nearly all the G10 currencies. The yen is the exception, arguably helped by the firmer Tokyo CPI. The week may also be remembered for the snapping of the sharp jump in Japanese long-term yields. The 30-year yield posted its first weekly loss in five weeks, with an eight basis point pullback. The yield of the 40-year bond fell (43 bp) to post its first decline in eight weeks. The do…
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The Australian dollar is in negative territory on Friday. In the European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6415, down 0.42% on the day. Australian retail sales show unexpected declineAustralia's retail sales contracted in April by 0.1% m/m, missing the market estimate of 0.3%, which was also the March reading. This was the first decline since December, weighed by declines in clothing and department store spending. Annually, retail sales rose 3.8%, compared to 4.3% in March. The weak retail sales report points to a nervous Austrlian consumer and will support the case for further rate cuts. The Reserve Bank of Australia lowered rates by a quarter-point…
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No cuts, no hikes—just more economic pain and investors are blaming it on President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, as crypto crashes, a new meme coin is making headway in the market. The Fed’s May minutes show rates staying locked at 4.2% to 4.5%, reflecting unease beneath the surface. Inflation hasn’t gone anywhere, the labor market is still tight, and the economy’s slowing just enough to make everyone nervous. #TACO pic.twitter.com/zOiHtKUJd1 — (@Tish573) May 28, 2025 DISCOVER: 20+ Next Crypto to Explode in 2025 Donald Trump’s Trainwreck Meeting With Jerome Powell This Week On Thursday, Trump brought Fed Chair Jerome Powell into the West Wing for their first face-to…
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Ethereum is trading just below the $2,500 mark, struggling to reclaim higher ground as bearish momentum picks up across the broader crypto market. After repeated failed attempts to break past resistance, ETH now sits under heavy selling pressure, raising concerns about a deeper correction. Bulls appear to be losing control as overall market sentiment weakens amid global economic uncertainty and the persistent weight of rising US Treasury yields. Some market participants are now bracing for a significant downturn if Ethereum fails to hold above key demand zones. However, not everyone is turning bearish. Some prominent analysts maintain a highly bullish long-term view, ar…
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Overview: The US dollar is firmer against all the G10 currencies, but its gains have been muted, and "consolidation" better characterizes the price action. What were seen as dovish central bank minutes has dragged the Australian dollar down the most among the major currencies, and it is off a little more than 0.5%. The Canadian dollar is down the least (less than 0.10%). Additional dollar gains in early North America look likely. Emerging market currencies are more mixed. Central European currencies the laggards today, while the Russian ruble, Malaysian Ringgit, and Chinese yuan lead the advancers. The market took news of the collapse of the Dutch government in stride. T…
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Ethereum pushed above the $2,600 mark yesterday, signaling renewed momentum, but the rally lost steam as broader market uncertainty capped further gains. Despite this, ETH remains resilient, holding above critical demand levels that have supported its recent uptrend. Investors and analysts alike are watching closely, as Ethereum’s strength could be the catalyst that kicks off the long-anticipated altseason. The broader crypto market remains in a cautious state due to macroeconomic volatility and shifting investor sentiment, but Ethereum’s ability to stay above $2,500 has helped maintain bullish conviction. Many are now eyeing the $2,650 level, which has historically act…
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Abu Dhabi’s International Resources Holding (IRH) is acquiring a majority stake in Alphamin Resources (TSX-V: AFM), in a move that would grant it access to the Bisie tin mine, one of the world’s largest and highest-grade deposits of the metal. IRH, which has been eying Alphamin since November, will buy nearly 719 million common shares of the Canadian mining company, representing a 56% interest, from a unit of private equity firm Denham Capital. The transaction is valued at about C$503 million ($366 million), or C$0.70 per share. Alphamin’s flagship asset is the Bisie tin complex in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), which supplies around 6% of global tin annu…
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Critical Metals Corp. (Nasdaq: CRML) released on Monday the first assay results of eleven deep diamond drill holes from the Tanbreez rare earth project in Greenland drilled in 2007 and 2013. The Tanbreez project in southern Greenland represents one of the largest untapped heavy rare earths (HREE) deposits outside China with over 27% HREE content. In April, Critical Metals confirmed the Tanbreez resource through the release of a technical report in compliance with Regulation S-K 1300, and released a preliminary economic assessment estimating a net present value (NPV) of $3.04 billion (approximately $2.8 billion to $3.6 billion at discount rates of 15% and 12.5%, …
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Bitcoin is once again knocking on the door of price discovery, but researchers at Bitwise Asset Management argue that spot quotations still understate what the network is worth. In their Week 24 Crypto Market Compass circulated late Tuesday, Dr. André Dragosch, Bitwise’s Head of Research for Europe, and analyst Ayush Tripathi calculate that “quantitative models estimate Bitcoin’s hypothetical ‘fair value’ amid the current sovereign default probabilities at around $230,000 today.” The figure implies a premium of just over 110 percent to the market price, which was hovering near $109,600 at press time on 11 June 2025. Bitcoin’s ‘True Worth’ Is Explosive Dragosch ties that …
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On-chain data suggests Ethereum doesn’t face any dominant resistance levels until $3,417, something that could open up the path to the mark. Ethereum Cost Basis Distribution Shows Resistance Ahead Is More Spread Out In a new post on X, the on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has talked about how the Cost Basis Distribution is looking for Ethereum right now. The “Cost Basis Distribution” is an indicator that tells us about how much of the asset’s supply was last purchased at which price levels. First, here is a chart that shows what the cryptocurrency’s latest breakout has been like from the perspective of this indicator: As displayed in the above graph, Ethereum has ma…
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TRON has emerged as one of the most talked-about projects in recent weeks following its successful public listing on the Nasdaq last week. The listing marks a major milestone for the TRON ecosystem, placing it among the few blockchain platforms to enter traditional equity markets. As the crypto market heats up, TRON is maintaining its lead in the stablecoin sector, with over $22 billion worth of USDT minted on its blockchain in 2025 alone. Despite a brief dip in total value locked (TVL) ahead of its listing, TRON’s on-chain metrics continue to impress. The total circulating supply of USDT on TRON now exceeds $80 billion, highlighting its dominance as the preferred block…
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XRP is holding strong above the key $3 level, keeping its bullish breakout intact. With Wave 4 consolidation underway, a push into Wave 5 could propel the price toward $6 and beyond. Wave Structure Confirmed: XRP Completes Wave 3, Wave 4 Consolidation Underway In an X post, Dark Defender recalled an earlier post shared on July 6, where he outlined a weekly wave structure for XRP with an initial target of $3.61. Building on that analysis, he has now presented the daily chart of the same wave structure, offering a closer look at XRP’s ongoing price action within the broader Elliott Wave framework. According to Dark Defender, XRP has already completed Wave 1, Wave 2, and …
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