Radar do Mercado
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Jaguar Mining Inc. (TSX: JAG) has received federal authorization to begin preparatory work for the restart of its Turmalina gold mine in Minas Gerais, Brazil, with operations expected to resume in the first quarter of 2026. The permit allows the company to develop a second access route to the Faina and C-8 orebodies and make modifications to the underground ventilation system. It does not cover work to stabilize the tailings pile, a critical step before full-scale operations can resume. A municipal permit issued earlier this year remains in effect, granting similar authorizations for a renewable three-month period. Jaguar is also finalizing a terms of agreement wi…
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Surge Battery Metals (TSXV: NILI) has issued a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for its Nevada North Lithium Project (NNLP) that outlined what could be a low-cost, long-life producer of battery-grade materials for the US market. The PEA, completed jointly by M3 Engineering & Technology and Independent Mining Consultants, was based on a two-phased build-out of the lithium plant to support an estimated 42-year conventional open-pit operation. During that time, about 205 million tonnes of mineralized material will be mined at an average lithium grade of 4,016 parts per million, the report showed. Mining will start with the shallow, high-grade portions of the…
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Based on community chatter, August 15, 2025 might bring a crucial turn for Ripple and its XRP Ledger. July’s rally saw XRP jump over 20%, and now investors are bracing for moves tied to a court deadline, a major summit and the rollout of a new stablecoin. All eyes are on mid‑August as the market waits to see if talk turns into action. Legal Appeal Deadline According to court filings, Ripple and the US Securities and Exchange Commission must submit a joint status update by August 15 about their appeal of Judge Torres’s 2023 ruling on XRP’s programmatic sales. That decision, which said XRP is not a security in those sales, came after years of back‑and‑forth. The 54th ann…
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After failing to decisively break above the $120,000 level in mid-July, Bitcoin (BTC) could face further price corrections as whales continue to increase BTC inflows to the Binance crypto exchange. Is Bitcoin Losing Its Bullish Momentum? According to a recent CryptoQuant Quicktake post by contributor Arab Chain, fresh data from the Binance Whale-to-Exchange Flow indicator suggests that BTC may soon experience additional downside pressure. The analyst noted that despite growing retail participation in the BTC market, persistently high whale inflows into Binance – combined with a declining Bitcoin price – signal that the market could be entering a technical correction ph…
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Ethereum had been the missing piece in this all-around digital assets rally – The first run to $100,000 for Bitcoin had isolated the largest crypto at top, leaving Crypto aficionados on the waiting lines. On the other hand, when Ethereum shines, the whole altcoin Market follows: with Ethereum just crossing above $4,700 (!!!), Solana is back to $200, BNB is now worth more than Nike and XRP is also just $0.40. from its ATH. Simple reminder that ETH was trading between $1,300 to $1,800 for a two-week period after Liberation Day (in April 2025) – While the US Indices like the Nasdaq are up 46% (still impressive to say the least), Ethereum is currently up 234% since its lows…
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XRP has come under selling pressure following its recent all-time highs near the end of July. After briefly pushing above the $3.10 mark, bullish momentum faded, triggering volatility across the board. While XRP remains within its long-term bullish trend, buyers are losing control of short-term price action. The failure to maintain levels above $3.10 has led to growing concerns about a deeper correction, especially as broader market sentiment turns cautious. New data from CryptoQuant adds to the bearish outlook. Whale flows have sharply flipped into negative territory, indicating renewed distribution by large holders. This shift resembles the pattern seen earlier this y…
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Bitcoin has recovered from a recent pullback thanks in part to improving market sentiment, a weaker US Dollar and recent crypto developments in the US. Bitcoin has rallied some 4.5% from the recent lows around the 112k mark on August 2. This low came in a day after market expectations regarding Federal Reserve rate cuts saw a significant shift in tone and the US Dollar rally fizzled. Another positive development for both Bitcoin and Crypto markets came earlier today as President Donald Trump signed an executive order that aims to allow 401(k) investors access to alternative assets (such as digital assets). Trump Signs Executive Order to Allow Bitcoin and Crypto in 401(k)s…
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Despite Bitcoin’s historic rise above the $100,000 mark in early 2025, a growing number of crypto investors are left wondering when the long-anticipated altcoin season will begin. At the time of writing, the altcoin season index from BlockchainCenter has now dipped to a reading of 20, far below the 75 threshold typically required to confirm the start of an altcoin season. In a detailed post on social media platform X, van de Poppe addressed what is one of the most frequently asked questions in the crypto industry today: “When altseason?” Altcoin Season Missing Despite Bull Market Conditions According to analyst Michaël van de Poppe, this cycle has deviated significantly…
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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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Binance is taking another step toward damage control by teaming up with BBVA, Spain’s second-biggest bank. The new arrangement allows customers to post U.S. Treasuries as margin, which BBVA will hold outside the exchange. It’s a clear attempt to separate user funds from exchange risk, and it shows Binance is trying to clean up its image. A Response to Ongoing Scrutiny The move follows intense regulatory pressure. After a multibillion-dollar fine last year and ongoing questions around user fund safety, Binance has little room to play it loose. Letting a regulated bank hold trader collateral looks like a deliberate effort to rebuild trust without waiting for permission. …
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) of the UK is all set to lift its ban on cryptocurrency exchange-traded notes (ETNs) for retail investors. The FCA had banned ETNs in January 2021, citing their volatility and complexity for retail investors. However, because we’re seeing increasing warmth towards cryptocurrency across the globe, the UK doesn’t want to be left behind. Keep reading to find out more about the UK’s decision regarding ETNs, how the US also has major pro-crypto legislation in the works, and what the best crypto to buy now is in light of these developments. UK & UK Embrace Crypto For those unaware, an ETN is a debt security instrument offered by recog…
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Kakula mine looking north, with the Phase 1 and 2 concentrators in the background. Credit: Ivanhoe Mines Ivanhoe Mines (TSX: IVN) says it has restarted the western portion of the Kakula copper mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo following its temporary suspension nearly a month ago. The underground mine, part of the company’s larger Kamoa-Kakula copper complex in the DRC, was forced to shut down on May 18 due to severe flooding that resulted from seismic activity in the region. The complex is Africa’s largest copper-producing operation, with majority ownership split between Ivanhoe and China’s Zijin Mining at 39.6% each, while the DRC government holds a 20…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for August 13. Ceasefire talks between the EU and Ukraine, with Trump reportedly on the call, have edged closer to a deal—though the compromise would require Ukraine to cede land, keeping the agreement politically sensitive and far from certain. More Fed speak today on the tariff impact, with Goolsbee noting there is room for rate cuts but stressing the need for data dependence before making any move. Markets took the comment in stride, with little shift in rate expectations. The Nasdaq pushed to fresh all-time highs near 23,986 on CFDs, while the S&P touched 6,484, before both eased off their peaks as traders bo…
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The trading week is starting on a another risk-on session following last Friday's positive mood from the Non-Farm payrolls beat. There wasn't any release of Economic data today and a few markets were closed in Northern Europe and Switzerland. Volumes were subdued and markets focused on the two themes of the day - Sell the US Dollar and Buy Bitcoin! The leading cryptocurrency is up more than $3,000 today, close to 3%, dragging up the rest of the crypto market with other big names such as ETH, ADA and SOL all up more than 3%. Industrial metals continue their upwards trajectory with Palladium, Platinum and Silver all continuing their weekly breakouts - something to monito…
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Chainlink is set to play a major role as Hong Kong’s central bank takes a big step in its digital currency tests. Phase two of the e-HKD pilot will try moving tokenized Hong Kong dollars across borders. The plan is to swap e-HKD for A$DC, an Australian dollar stablecoin. This could cut settlement times from days to seconds. It may also show how central banks can work together with blockchain technology. Hong Kong And Australia Test Digital Cash According to reports, the project will use Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol, or CCIP, to handle transfers. The goal is simple. Move money in real time and make sure both sides get what they expect. Phase two kic…
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Ethereum is trading at a critical juncture after intense volatility rocked the broader market following renewed conflict in the Middle East. After pushing above the $2,800 resistance earlier this week, ETH bulls appeared to regain control. However, the price action failed to hold above that level, pulling back sharply and signaling hesitation among market participants. This retracement comes as macroeconomic and geopolitical tensions rise, particularly after Israel’s strike on Iran triggered widespread risk-off sentiment across global assets. Ethereum, often seen as a high-beta asset, has not been immune to the turbulence. Despite this, it continues to hover near import…
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U.S. data, which had surprised participants for a long while now, has finally shown some of the effects of tariff-led inflation, and they do not look good. This morning's Producer Price Index (PPI) report came at 0.9% m/m for both the headline and core numbers (expected at 0.2% for both). Y/Y headline is now at 3.3% (vs 2.5% exp) and 3.7%(!!) (vs 2.9% consensus) for the core. A few FED speakers and economists have mentioned that the impact of tariffs on inflation should only provide a temporary, one-time boost to the change in inflation numbers. However, despite these claims, too-hot inflation in the present may change future inflation expectations and prompt a hawkish…
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When you hold a Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle in your hand, you’re not just holding a piece of gold—you’re holding a masterpiece born from ambition, artistry, and a pivotal era in American history. It’s not hyperbole to say this coin changed everything. Some call it the most beautiful coin the U.S. has ever produced. But what’s the story behind this legendary gold piece? And why has it captivated collectors and investors for over a century? Let’s take a walk through history to discover what makes the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle a true American treasure. A President’s Vision: Theodore Roosevelt’s “Pet Crime” At the dawn of the 20th century, President Theodore Roosevelt wasn’…
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Lithium Argentina AG (TSX, NYSE: LAR) soared as much as 28% on Monday morning as investors reacted positively to the company’s latest quarterly results and growth outlook. During the three months ended June 30, the company saw lithium carbonate production from the Cauchari-Olaroz brine operation in Jujuy province rise 18% quarter-over-quarter to 8,500 tonnes. This takes its total output for the first half of the year to 15,700 tonnes, on track to meet the full-year guidance of 30,000–35,000 tonnes. The reported production is presented on a 100% ownership basis. Lithium Argentina currently has a 44.8% economic interest in Cauchari-Olaroz. Its partner, China’s Ganfe…
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Talon Metals (TSX: TLO) announced on Monday it plans to raise approximately C$24 million ($17.6 million) to fund the development of its Tamarack nickel-copper-cobalt project in Minnesota. Its shares, however, plummeted as investors digested its pricing. The fundraising will be conducted via two separate financings: the first being a bought-deal private placement led by Canaccord Genuity for C$10 million, and the second a non-brokered placement for C$13.7 million. The Canaccord-brokered financing will see Talon issue 45.46 million units priced at C$0.22 each, while the non-brokered offering comprises approximately 62.22 million units, to be issued under the same te…
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The team behind the DeFi protocol CrediX is suspected of an exit scam following a recent $4.5 million security breach. The team has reportedly “vanished” from the project’s official channels despite promising refunds, leaving customers empty-handed. DeFi Protocol Suffers $4.5 Million Exploit On Friday, security firm CertiK reported that the DeFi lender CrediX’s team had disappeared following the platform’s recent exploit, leaving its website offline since the August 4 incident and suddenly deleting the official X account. For context, the Sonic-based DeFi lender suffered a security breach on Monday after a potential wallet compromise led to the theft of $4.5 million f…
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Most Read: Markets Weekly Outlook - US Inflation, EU/UK GDP and RBA Meeting to Shape Market Moves Wall Street's main indexes slipped on Monday as the US session got into gear. Market participants are bracing for a busy week which includes US inflation data and major geopolitical developments. At the time of writing the S&P 500 was down 0.15% while the DOW was down as much as 0.54%, weighed down largely by industrial stocks, with the sector down 1.6% on the day. …
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Since the recent one-week slide of -5.8% seen on the Hong Kong 33 CFD Index (a proxy of the Hang Seng Index futures) from 24 July 2025 high to 1 August 2025 low, its price actions have been choppy as markets grappled with US tariffs news flow and the possibility of an imminent US Federal Reserve dovish pivot in September. Amid this chaotic news flow environment, several technical elements are advocating the potential start of a new short-term bullish trend for the Hong Kong 33 CFD Index. Read more on our medium-term outlook published earlier on 5 August 2025; Hang Seng Index Forecast: New bullish leg supported by southbound flows and improvement in China services acti…
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The search for the best crypto to buy right now continues as the market sends mixed signals. Bitcoin is hovering around $115,000, stuck in a low-volume zone between $110K and $116K. Traders are watching this tight range closely, as a break lower could trigger more downside. Meanwhile, Ethereum briefly broke above $3,700 before pulling back, adding to the market’s uncertain tone. But there is more. Some sectors are holding up better than others. Layer 2 tokens like Mantle jumped more than 20% in the last week, while centralized exchange tokens such as BNB and CRO posted modest gains. On the other hand, meme coins, PayFi projects, and AI tokens saw losses, showing less co…
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Oh boy, here we go again with the “Big Beautiful Bill” circus. No tax on overtime and tips, promised by President Donald Trump during his 2024 campaign, might be dead. Trump’s tax-free tip is a Molotov cocktail wrapped in dollar bills. Supporters call it a long-overdue break for America’s service class but detractors—including members of his own party—say it should be removed from the bill. Let’s break this down for you before the political spergs comment on it: (X) Big Beautiful BILL: The Good, Bad, and Ugly The proposal to scrap income taxes on tipped wages began as a campaign one-liner at a Trump rally in Las Vegas last summer. Within days, it morphed into a legit…
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