A DAILY SUMMARY OF THE MULTI-INVESTMENT MARKET.
--Market Closure "April" (20/04/26)--
Holiday eve with the playground on fire! The Ibovespa rose again, the dollar fell, and the crypto world just got a free pass into the U.S. Federal Reserve. Oh, and there's a robot promising 1 million reais. Want to know everything? Come with me! 🚀🇧🇷
[MACRO: OIL AND MIDDLE EAST]
After three days of decline, the Ibovespa breathed and rose 0.20%, closing at 196 thousand points. The big driver was Petrobras (PETR4), which rose almost 2%.
The reason? Tension in the Middle East has returned with full force. Iran has blocked the Strait of Hormuz again and oil surged by 5%! Meanwhile, the dollar took a breather and fell to R$ 4.97. Calm before the storm or opportunity? ⛽🚢
[CRYPTOCURRENCIES: KRAKEN AND COINBASE]
In the world of crypto, two giant news stories of institutional adoption:
Kraken at the Fed: The brokerage now has an account at the Federal Reserve. This shortens the path of the dollar to crypto and shows that the traditional financial system is being "swallowed" by technology. 🏦⛓️
Coinbase UK: In the United Kingdom, you can now take loans in USDC using your Bitcoin as collateral. Liquidity is coming without you having to sell your assets! 🏴💰
[THE MYSTERY OF THE MEMEBOT]
And for those who like adrenaline: next Wednesday, the 22nd, the Memebot Flash Million will be released. It's an automation from Empiricus that focuses on memecoins aiming for up to R$ 1 million in 12 months.
They promise to scan the market 24 hours a day in search of increases of up to 30,000%. But hey, caution: the memecoin market is extremely high risk. Don’t put in the money for milk! 🤖⚠️
So, do you prefer the security of Petrobras dividends or the craziness of memecoins with a robot?
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