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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Solana Foundation manager Vibhu Norby jumped into a heated XRP discussion on X, adding a sharp dose of humor to an already intense online conversation. The debate began when Tradeship University founder Cameron Scrubs urged followers to sell all their other crypto assets and buy XRP. XRP Proponents Urge Bold Bets Scrubs, known for extreme XRP optimism, previously predicted that XRP would surpass Bitcoin and Ethereum within five years. He reignited that vision this week, telling investors to sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, ZCash, and Dogecoin — essentially, “sell everything” — and move into XRP. The statement quickly went viral, drawing reactions from multiple crypto communities…
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Ripple has finished its $1.25 billion purchase of Hidden Road and rebranded the firm as Ripple Prime, company leaders confirmed. According to executive remarks, the deal makes Ripple the first crypto company to own and run a global, multi-asset prime broker. Ripple President Monica Long said on X that the “future ahead is mighty bright,” and reports show the company is already moving to use XRP in new ways inside the prime brokerage business. Ripple Completes Hidden Road Deal Based on reports, Ripple Prime began life on Hidden Road’s backbone, a platform known for fast growth among non-bank prime brokers. Since Ripple announced the acquisition in April, business at the…
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XRP may be entering its most consequential window of the cycle, according to crypto analyst Cryptoinsightuk, who argues a cluster of momentum, liquidity, and structure signals now favors a powerful advance—potentially extending into triple-digit percentage gains if key levels fall in sequence. “This is the time,” he said in a video published today, adding that the three-day relative strength index (RSI) and cross-asset ratio charts are lining up in a way that historically preceded outsized upside for XRP. The analyst begins with a quick framing of Bitcoin, noting that the market sits at a psychologically charged inflection just below all-time highs. He characterizes this…
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Mike Novogratz, CEO of Galaxy Digital, warned that Bitcoin reaching $250,000 by year-end would take “a heck of a lot of crazy stuff,” putting a big question mark over some of the bolder market forecasts. According to his remarks, the more likely outcome is that Bitcoin holds near current levels unless major new forces push prices much higher. Novogratz Sets A Realistic Range Based on reports, Novogratz suggested a year-end range of roughly $100,000 to $125,000 for Bitcoin under normal market conditions. At the time of his comment Bitcoin traded around $107,000, meaning a move to $250,000 would require roughly a 130% rise in a matter of weeks. That kind of jump is pos…
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A provocative post from crypto commentator Vincent Van Code suggests that Bitcoin was simply the experiment, while XRP represents the final form of money. In a detailed post on the social media platform X, Van Code outlined his theory, suggesting that XRP’s limitless liquidity design makes it far better for global finance than Bitcoin’s fixed-supply model. Bitcoin Changed Everything, But Isn’t the Final Stop Bitcoin introduced the world to the concept of decentralized digital currency with a limited supply. It broke away from traditional finance by removing the authority of banks and creating a decentralized system. The idea that money could exist entirely in digital for…
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Although this week has already brought a number of important events and economic data, the amplitude of price movements remains extremely low, and trader activity is subdued. If we had seen a four-day strengthening of the euro by now, I would not have considered such a move unusual. However, instead of a logical rise in the euro, we are witnessing sideways choppiness in a very narrow range. The market is in no hurry to trade, despite all the conditions for active trading being present. In fact, this week has delivered just one report that outweighs all others – the ADP employment data. Inflation in the eurozone or the U.S. manufacturing PMI are important releases, but the…
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At times, it feels as though Donald Trump is acting like a foreign agent with one objective—to accelerate the collapse of the United States from within. Of course, such a claim sounds absurd, given that Trump is an American citizen and owns numerous businesses across the country. But then one is left to conclude only one thing: Trump truly sees himself as the King of the United States and believes he can rule the nation unilaterally—rendering irrelevant the democratic norms that once defined American governance. American democracy, many now argue, died with Trump's second term. The Democratic Party suffered a resounding loss in the last election and no longer controls eit…
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Saturday, October 18, a new wave of protests swept across the United States. Millions of Americans took to the streets in cities across the country under the slogan "No kings," demonstrating against the policies of President Donald Trump. In the ninth month of what Trump calls "the greatest presidency in history"—the one that has supposedly "ended nine wars" and "restored the U.S. economy"—many Americans believe democracy has been destroyed, and that Trump is laying the foundations of a new autocratic regime. Protesters voiced opposition to the political persecution of Trump's opponents, as well as the militarization of immigration enforcement, an effort that increasingly…
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On Saturday, the 40th day of the "shutdown" in the United States began. Remember that it all started with discussions about ending the "shutdown" within two weeks. Now, the "shutdown" has set a new record for duration, surpassing the previous one (also under Donald Trump) that lasted 35 days in 2019. One could overlook this new record if the Democrats and Republicans were at least approaching an agreement. However, this time they are not even striving to negotiate. As I have written previously, the current "shutdown" is unlike any before it. Donald Trump began his second presidential term by violating a significant number of laws (thus regularly facing legal challenges) a…
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What threats does the "shutdown" pose to America and the American economy? The first clear consequence right now is financial loss. Each week costs the economy approximately $15 billion, and by the end of the "shutdown," GDP could lose several tenths of a percent. Such a minor contraction may not instill fear in American lawmakers, which is why progress is not being made from a "dead point." However, the problems could become significantly larger. It's important to remember that government officials are not just school teachers and bus drivers; they also include, for example, air traffic controllers. In all previous instances when Democrats and Republicans could not agree…
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How much longer can the "shutdown" last? BBC correspondents believe that in recent days there have been signs of a potential resolution to the "shutdown" by November 27—Thanksgiving Day in the U.S. Senate. Majority Leader John Thune has expressed the view that progress in negotiations might be forthcoming soon. However, Congressman Tim Burchett (Republican) stated that the "shutdown" could continue even after Thanksgiving. In his opinion, the Democrats have every right to negotiate an extension of healthcare subsidies, and he personally does not understand why this cannot be done after the government resumes operations. Overall, Republicans continue to hold their ground, …
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Since 2021, Kazakhstan is a top global hub for Bitcoin mining. The country recently created a national strategic reserve. But what could be the opportunity cost for the country if there were no regulations in place? Zhaslan Madiyev, Deputy Prime Minister – Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan took the stage during PlanB Conference held in Lugano on 25 October 2025 and said, “If a government doesn’t give proper regulations, infrastructure, and doesn’t give incentives, you will still see that the crypto sector will develop on its own – but in the grey area.” “In the early 2020s, we saw that Kazakhstan became the second-l…
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In the latest Ethereum news, authorities have detained a developer in the Turkish city of Izmir on charges of “Ethereum misuse.” The developer, pseudonymously known as “Fede’s Intern,” shared a series of posts on X on 10 August 2025, stating that local authorities notified his lawyer about possible charges he could face. However, Fede’s intern categorically denied any charges against him, stating, “It’s obviously wrong, we are just infra builders.” He elaborated that his lawyer has advised him to limit his online comments and shares. In the meantime, he encouraged his followers to reach out to trusted contacts who could defend his position. The developer has identifie…
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The 9th October 2025 Fintech Forum in Paris saw a top European Union official sounding the alarm, warning that the EU must accelerate its efforts to develop Euro-backed stablecoins – or risk US dominance in the global digital payment system. Insisting on the importance of Euro-backed stablecoins, Pierre Gramegna, Managing Director of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), said, “Europe should not be dependent on US dollar-denominated stablecoins, which are currently dominating markets. Stablecoins are an inevitable part of this equation.! “In a rapidly evolving financial landscape, Europe should do its best to facilitate the generation of euro-denominated stablecoins …
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Across the American West, thousands of abandoned hardrock mines continue to leach acidic, metal-laden water into rivers and streams. These sites, many over a century old, still scar landscapes and burden ecosystems. The US Bureau of Land Management estimates there are more than 500,000 mine “features” across the country — a broad category that includes exploratory shafts, tunnels, and waste piles. Not all are hazardous, but many are. State agencies, Tribal governments, and conservation nonprofits have long tried to address the damage. But under federal laws including the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) and the Clean Wate…
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Alexander Hagen, CEO of Oslo based Ace Digital, revealed that he thought that his company would be the first in Europe to pioneer a Bitcoin ecosystem company. “I got a congratulations message from Michael Saylor. We thought we’re going to be number two. Now, we’re probably going to be number eight or something,” he said on 19 June 2025, talking during the Nordic Blockchain Association. “But we have our strategy,” he added, “and we’re going to be firm about it. We differ from most of the others by protecting our downside risk.” “We are kind of a Bitcoin ecosystem company. We will develop product and services alongside a Bitcoin strategy- that is pretty much different f…
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The co-founder of Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy), Michael Saylor, appeared on Bloomberg to assure crypto enthusiasts and Bitcoinists that “Winter is not coming back.” On Tuesday, 10 June 2025, Saylor told Bloomberg, “We’re past that phase; if Bitcoin’s not going to zero, it’s going to $1 million.” He cited US President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance as evidence to support his statements. “Paul Atkins has shown himself to be an enthusiastic believer of Bitcoin and digital assets,” he added. While speaking to Bloomberg, Saylor also highlighted that the growing number of public companies purchasing Bitcoin are buying “the entire natural supply.” Saylor pointe…
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Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins has declared “a new day” for the SEC, as he pledged to reshape the agency’s approach to crypto assets through transparent, participatory rulemaking with a focus on investor protection. Atkins insisted that he has seen first-hand how ambiguous or nonexistent regulations in the digital asset space create uncertainty and inhibit innovation. While giving a testimony before the US Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government on 3 June 2025, Atkins said, “How we implement regulations at the SEC is crucial; it is one thing to write a regulation, quite another for it to achieve its intended …
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Moonrock Capital CEO, Simon Dedic, is hyper bullish on crypto. He thinks that the sector is on the verge of its most transformative era yet, in what he termed an institutional supercycle. Per Dedic, the crypto sector is moving beyond its early adopter niche into mainstream acceptance. In his post on X on 8 December 2025, he argued that the crypto sector is entering a “much bigger chapter” where institutional capital, regulatory clarity, and macroeconomic factors will drive growth as opposed to its traditional four-year cycles. However, he also cautioned that the industry needs to grow with it. “The 4-year cycles and simple narrative chasing are dead,” he says. While…
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“Guess what! One BTC is still one BTC, but all the other assets are deprecating against Bitcoin,” said Romain Braud, Head of Digital Assets at Arab Bank Switzerland. “So it’s a race to accumulate Bitcoin right now. And the race already started for the people awakened from the financial system.” “Bitcoin probably is becoming, for early investors, a gold standard, like the new gold reserve,” he added. Braud took to stage during the Nordic Blockchain Association on 18 June 2025 and said, “So the reality is Bitcoin is widespread among not only the crypto believers but also institutions and all the sophisticated investors. Bitcoin is probably one of the assets that you sh…
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Ukraine’s central bank said that digital assets can be legalized and regulated, but they can’t be used as legal tender. While National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) is opening the door to a compliant virtual asset market, it is opposed to recognizing any cryptocurrency as legal tender. NBU Chairman Andriy Pyshny said on 7 August 2025, “When forming the legislative framework for the implementation of virtual assets, in view of European integration, we must move in a clear direction, which is determined by the European MICA directive and the relevant EU Regulations.” “At the same time, this directive entered into force only in January 2025 and it provides a fairly wide scope for…
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says Bitcoin could hit $1 million by 2030 as he cites US regulation, institutional demand and shrinking risks. While on the ‘Cheeky Pint’ Podcast on 20 August 2025, Armstrong said, “The rough idea I have in my head is, we’ll see a million dollar Bitcoin by 2030 and there’s high error bars around these things. To give you a couple of data points -we’re starting to see regulatory clarity emerge in the US, which I think is a bellwether for the rest of the G20. You have The GENIUS Act passed for stablecoins. This market structure bill is being debated in the Senate – fingers crossed something could happen by the end of this year.” According to …
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This week, when US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the US should look to boost its strategic uranium reserve to buffer against Russian supplies and increase confidence in the long-term prospects of nuclear power generation, it shone a spotlight on the impending uranium supply deficit. Uranium is a crucial source of reliable baseload power as nuclear energy, and the US requires an estimated 32 million pounds of uranium annually for its current nuclear reactors. Energy Fuels’ White Mesa Mill in Utah is the only producing mill in the US. Russia supplies about a quarter of the enriched uranium needed by America’s fleet of 94 nuclear reactors, which generate about…
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What is the Michael Saylor “strategy” for his Bitcoin company Strategy in 4 words or less? Buy high, sell never? Make fiat holders seeth? Regardless, Saylor just used the Bitcoin MENA conference in Abu Dhabi to make his most ambitious pitch yet to all those kings, princes, and guys who could buy my family and me 10 times over, arguing that Bitcoin represents a $200Tn opportunity and the foundation for a new era of “digital capital.” Learn more , making the total holdings over 660k BTC. Sorry, Bobros, he’s just going to keep buying. “All the money will come to you,” Saylor told attendees. “Bitcoi…
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Майкл Сэйлор, известный сторонник Биткоина и сооснователь компании Strategy, снова использовал поп-культурный образ, чтобы продвинуть идею BTC в соцсетях. Он опубликовал сгенерированное ИИ изображение, на котором он предстает в роли Индианы Джонса внутри храма, напоминающего южноамериканский. Подпись к картинке гласила: “Я искал золото… и нашел кое-что лучше”. Коротко и по делу, пост повторяет давнюю мысль: Биткоин лучше золота. Сэйлор в стиле поп-культуры Судя по публикациям Сэйлора, это не разовая акция. Недавно он поделился еще одним ИИ-изображением, на котором предстал в образе Тайлера Дердена из фильма “Бойцовский клуб”. Визуалы простые, однако цепляющие, и они по…
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