Radar do Mercado
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Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, has broadened support for USD1, the stablecoin tied to World Liberty Financial and US President Donald Trump’s crypto ventures, reports disclosed. The exchange added new spot pairs including ETH/USD1, SOL/USD1 and BNB/USD1, and enabled fee-free swaps between USD1 and other major stablecoins. Binance Will Shift Collateral Into USD1 The exchange will convert all collateral backing its Binance-Peg BUSD (B-Token) into USD1 at a 1:1 ratio, a process the company said should be completed within one week. This change means USD1 is being folded into its internal collateral and liquidity systems rather than remaining only a tradable t…
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Известная миру с 2018 года криптовалютная площадка BingX этим летом запускает новую бонусную программу. Платформа предлагает новым пользователям возможность заработать до 6 000 USDT в виде наград за активную торговлю. Бонусы привязаны к простым задачам регистрации, таким как создание аккаунта, верификация личности, внесение депозита и размещение торговой сделки. Программа вознаграждений является частью более широких усилий BingX по привлечению и поддержке как новых, так и опытных криптотрейдеров. Путь к наградам начинается с мистери-бокса на сумму до 30 USDT, доступного просто за регистрацию. Верификация личности приносит до 500 USDT, с дополнительными бонусами за первы…
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A newly surfaced Bitcoin Improvement Proposal, BIP-444, has ignited one of the most intense governance debates in the Bitcoin ecosystem since the block size wars. The proposal, published late Friday, aims to temporarily restrict the inclusion of arbitrary data in Bitcoin transactions through a one-year soft fork, responding to concerns that the blockchain could host illegal content under changes introduced in the recent Bitcoin Core v30 update. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time Why is BIP-444 So Controversial? The controversy traces back to v30’s effectiv…
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BitBoy Crypto had over $40M and blew it. I sent him some of a shitcoin I bought recently that will ostensibly 1000x to bail him out when it moons. Will it work? No. But anywho, Ben Armstrong, known as “BitBoy,” was a prominent, albeit somewhat infamous, crypto influencer who experienced a significant downfall due to a series of legal, professional, and personal issues. For those who didn’t watch his downfall live, here’s a summary of what happened: Arrests: Florida officers hauled him in first, accusing him of firing off threatening emails to intimidate a judge. Three months later, Georgia deputies picked him up again on six counts tied to harassing phone calls agains…
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The Bitcoin price action has been somewhat impressive in 2025, as the flagship cryptocurrency ascended from around $93,300 in early January to its current all-time-high price of $126,000 this month. While the digital asset saw a couple of resets along the way, it continued to put in new highs, reflecting the magnitude of confidence held by its long-term investors. However, the recent correction seen this October seems to be shaking that confidence, raising questions about the sustainability of Bitcoin’s bull cycle, and if the long-feared bear market is imminent. However, recent on-chain data points to an interestingly brighter outlook than what is currently being experie…
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On-chain analytics firm Santiment has explained how Bitcoin could currently be undervalued based on its 4-year correlation to Gold and S&P 500. Bitcoin Has Underperformed Against Gold & S&P 500 Recently In a new post on X, Santiment has discussed about BTC’s recent trend relative to Gold and S&P 500. Historically, the cryptocurrency has shown some degree of correlation to these assets, but the pattern has shifted lately. Any two given assets are said to be “correlated” when one of them reacts to movements in the other by showing volatility of its own. As the chart shared by Santiment shows, Bitcoin has diverged from the traditional assets during the las…
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After a remarkable start to ‘Uptober,’ Bitcoin (BTC) has recently seen significant volatility, retesting multiple crucial levels. As the price bounces from the $110,000 mark, some analysts have suggested that BTC’s rally won’t restart until a key area is reclaimed. Bitcoin Needs Key Reclaim For New Highs Over the past week, Bitcoin’s price has fluctuated between its range’s lower and upper boundaries, hitting both a new all-time high (ATH) of $126,000 and a three-month low of $102,000. Notably, the crypto market saw one of the largest liquidation events in history on Friday, which briefly sent BTC’s price below $107,500. The flagship crypto quickly bounced from the low…
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Despite the Federal Reserve (Fed)’s announcement of a 25-basis-point rate cut, Bitcoin (BTC) has dropped nearly 4% in the past 24 hours, losing its local range low for the first time in a week. Some analysts have warned that this week’s close is crucial for the flagship crypto’s short-term performance. Bitcoin Price Eyes Crucial Weekly Close On Thursday, Bitcoin dropped below the recently reclaimed $110,000 area, hitting a one-week low of $106,700. Notably, the cryptocurrency has been trading within the $108,000-$120,000 price range since July, but has failed to reclaim the range highs after the early October correction. Amid this performance, Ted Pillows suggested tha…
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Bitcoin (BTC) started the week recovering 6% from Friday’s drop and attempting to reclaim a crucial area that could set the stage for a trend continuation. However, some analysts have advised caution as BTC’s next leg up could be delayed until December. Bitcoin To Move Sideways Until December? After the end-of-week market downturn, Bitcoin has bounced to the $110,000 level and is attempting to turn this area into support again. Notably, the flagship crypto has been trading within the $108,000-$120,000 price range since July. Last week, BTC recorded its second drop below the range lows, falling to the $103,500 mark on Friday. Over the weekend, the cryptocurrency’s price…
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Bitcoin (BTC) began the week dropping nearly 10% from the recent highs and retesting the $84,000 area before bouncing. As price risks more downside with early bear market signals, a market observer suggested that the upcoming weeks will be crucial for BTC’s future path. Bitcoin Holds Key Weekly Range Last week, Bitcoin led the brief market recovery, surging from its seven-month low of $80,600 toward the $93,000 area, retesting a key weekly re-accumulation range between these two levels. However, the Sunday correction sent the price back to the range lows, raising concerns about the flagship crypto’s short-term future. Analyst Rekt Capital highlighted that BTC is stabil…
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Cryptocurrencies have traded up and down over the past week following a rough correction across the board. *By the way, the Bank of Canada Press Conference is currently ongoing for those interesting, you can access it right here – No Cut for the BoC, 2.25% rate unchanged* While key long-term support levels arrested the steep decline and dip-buyers stepped in, the market failed to hold its highs despite a strong session yesterday. This afternoon's event will be critical for all asset classes, including crypto. Here is why: FOMC events often trigger sharp swings between risk-on and risk-off sentiment. As risk assets, cryptocurrencies often correlate with equities. For…
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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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Most Read: WTI Oil Rallies 1.8% as Russian Supply Concerns Outweigh Modest OPEC + Output Hike Bitcoin (BTC/USD) has been moving higher at a grind since the beginning of September and is up nearly 2% over the last two days. Friday saw a significant spike for Bitcoin in a similar manner to Gold and other US Dollar denominated assets, but in the case of Bitcoin, the gains were surrendered before the end of the day. Whales are Offloading Coins at the Fastest Pace Since 2022 According to @caueconomy on X and on-chain data, in the last thirty days, whale reserves have fallen by more than 100,000 BTC, signaling intense risk aversion among large investors. This selling pressur…
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Most Read: Gold (XAU/USD) Price Reclaims $4200/oz Handle. Are Bulls Ready for a Test of $4300/oz? Bitcoin (BTC/USD) has successfully rebounded, passing the important $93,000 price point that many market participants have been watching. This comeback is seen as a necessary relief rally, pushing Bitcoin's price up to $93,007.12, which marks a 6.6% increase in just the last 24 hours. After several weeks of falling prices, this price reversal seems strong and is supported by three main factors working together: significant changes in global economic policies (macroeconomic policy shifts), the fact that large investment firms can now easily buy and sell Bitcoin (unprecedented …
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Most Read: WTI Oil Eyes a Bullish Bounce but Bearish Pressure Remains in Play Bitcoin (BTC/USD) found support today and bounced off a key area of support. The bounce comes as US Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs face $1 billion in outflow. The fundamentals at this stage seem to hint at further downside, will Bitcoin be able to defy the odds and continue its move higher? Bitcoin ETF Flows Even though investors recently pulled close to $1 billion out of the main Bitcoin and Ethereum investment funds as prices dropped, the total amount of money in all crypto funds is higher than ever. This shows that people are still hopeful about crypto, especially with new investment options co…
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Most Read: Gold's (XAU/USD) Price Forecast: Will Gold Gain Acceptance Above the $3400/oz Handle? Bitcoin (BTC/USD) is still consolidating below the key 120k level but a triangle breakout may lead to fresh all-time highs. The world's largest cryptocurrency has broken above the triangle pattern on the H4 chart which could be the start of the next leg to the upside. Bitcoin did break below the 50 neutral level on the RSI period 14 yesterday before breaking back above immediately which could be a sign that momentum remains with the bulls. Looking for potential targets following a triangle breakout, traders typically use a simple method to set a price target: Measure the B…
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A cryptocurrency analyst has pointed out how the Open Interest for Bitcoin and the altcoins is forming a setup that previously led to a market downturn. Bitcoin & Altcoins Have Seen A Jump In Open Interest Recently In a new post on X, CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn has discussed about the latest trend in the Open Interest for Bitcoin and the altcoins. This indicator measures the total amount of positions related to a given asset or group of assets that are currently open on all centralized derivatives exchanges. It takes into account both long and short positions. When the value of the Open interest rises, it means speculative interest in the market is goin…
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Data shows the demand for spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has cooled off for Bitcoin, while Ethereum has continued to attract inflows. Bitcoin Has Ended A Streak Of Positive ETF Flows In a new thread on X, the on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has talked about how the total balance of the US spot ETFs has changed for Bitcoin and Ethereum recently. The spot ETFs refer to investment vehicles that provide an alternate means of gaining exposure to a cryptocurrency’s price movements in a manner that’s familiar to traditional investors. These ETFs are a relatively new presence in the sector, but they have gained sufficient popularity to become a key part of the market. Inv…
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Bitcoin and Ethereum hold steady as ETF flows, Fed bets, and new regulatory actions have crypto in a holding pattern. Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) slipped a little in the last 24 hours, as BTC fluctuated around the mark of $115,000, and ETH around the mark of $4,160 on Tuesday. SoSoValue data shows that US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $149 million, indicating that investors were consistently showing interest in Bitcoin irrespective of the price fluctuations. (Source: SoSoValue) Why Did Bitcoin Attract $931M While Ethereum Logged Outflows? According to CoinShares’ report, investors added about $931 million into Bitcoin funds last week, even as ethe…
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Data shows sentiment around Bitcoin and Ethereum has plummeted on social media, but XRP and other altcoins are just observing apathy. Social Media Traders Have Turned Bearish On Bitcoin & Ethereum In a new insight post, on-chain analytics firm Santiment has talked about how sentiment around cryptocurrencies has changed on social media following the latest market crash. The indicator of relevance here is the “Positive/Negative Sentiment,” which tells us how bullish sentiment compares against the bearish one on the major social media platforms. The metric works by going through social media posts/messages/threads to separate them into positive and negative using a ma…
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On-chain data from Santiment shows both Bitcoin and Ethereum whale address counts grew in August, signaling steady accumulation. Bitcoin & Ethereum Whales Have Seen Their Counts Go Up Recently In a new post on X, on-chain analytics firm Santiment has revealed how the whale populations have shifted on the Ethereum and Bitcoin blockchains recently. Whales refer to the key stakeholders of a cryptocurrency who hold amounts large enough that they can carry some degree of influence in the market. The exact scale of these investors is defined differently across networks. For BTC, whales are considered to be entities carrying more than 1,000 BTC (equivalent to $112 million …
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On-chain data shows the Binance Exchange Reserve has diverged between Bitcoin and the stablecoins. Here’s what this could mean for the market. Bitcoin & Stablecoin Exchange Reserves Have Decoupled On Binance In a CryptoQuant Quicktake post, an analyst has talked about the latest trend in the Binance Exchange Reserve for Bitcoin and the stablecoins. The “Exchange Reserve” here refers to an on-chain metric that keeps track of the total amount of a given asset that’s sitting on the wallets attached to a centralized exchange. When the value of this metric rises, it means the holders are making net deposits of the asset to the platform. Generally, investors use exchanges…
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Arthur Hayes has never been shy about big numbers, but his latest essay, Time Signature, frames those targets inside a sweeping macro thesis: a wartime‑style US credit boom that—if it unfolds as he expects—could send Bitcoin and crypto markets into their largest bubble yet. Writing on 22 July, the BitMEX co‑founder argues that financial markets, like dancers, must keep time with the “kick drum” of credit creation. “If we are out of time, we lose money,” he warns, before identifying the beat he believes traders must follow today: US wartime industrial policy, or what he bluntly calls a shift toward economic “fascism.” Hayes centres his argument on the Pentagon’s newly an…
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Bitcoin (BTC) remains under pressure after failing to recover momentum following its recent record high above $124,000. At the time of writing, the asset is trading at $112,0474, reflecting a decline of 7.5% in the past two weeks. The latest movements come as analysts examine on-chain metrics to assess whether the current slowdown represents a pause in the ongoing bull cycle or the beginning of a broader correction. One of the key indicators gaining attention is Bitcoin’s active addresses metric. According to PelinayPA, a contributor on CryptoQuant’s QuickTake platform, the number of active addresses has consistently remained high, suggesting that network usage is stabl…
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On-chain data shows the veteran investors of the Bitcoin market have shown exhaustion recently, but they still hold 11.9% of the supply. 3-5 Year Old Bitcoin Holders Have Slowed Down Their Selling In a new post on X, the on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has talked about the latest trend in the Realized Cap of the 3 to 5 years old Bitcoin investors. The “Realized Cap” here refers to an indicator that measures BTC’s total value by assuming the ‘real’ value of any token in circulation is equal to the price at which it was last transacted on the blockchain. Since the previous transfer for any coin is likely to correspond to the last point at which it changed hands, the pri…
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