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🚨 Bitcoin retreats amid tensions between the US and Iran, but the market could still change direction.
The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East has increased investors’ risk aversion, pressuring Bitcoin’s price and driving up oil. At the same time, the market is closely watching the next US inflation data, which may influence Federal Reserve decisions and shape the direction of risk assets over the coming days.
📊 The week promises strong volatility. Will Bitcoin recover, or will the drop continue?
💬 What do you think? Will BTC rise or fall? Leave your opinion in the comments!
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The market rewards those who study, manage risk, and evolve every day. Each candle is a new opportunity to learn and grow.

Success doesn’t happen by luck. It’s built with knowledge and patience. What is your goal in the financial market?

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The amount of money in circulation in Brazil has grown sharply since the start of the pandemic. Central Bank data show that the money supply M2 rose from about R$ 3,21 trillion in March 2020 to R$ 7,65
trillion in June 2026.
In practice, this means that approximately 59% of all the reais that make up M2 today were added to the economy after the start of the pandemic. The indicator includes cash in circulation, demand deposits, savings accounts, and other highly liquid investments.
The increase happened amid a combination of public spending, credit expansion, and measures taken to address the economic impacts of the pandemic. Since then, the amount of currency in the economy has continued to grow, following the expansion of the financial system and credit.
Paradigma Education’s profile summarized the movement with a provocation: "It’s not that things are getting more expensive.
It’s your money that’s worth less and less." The line refers to the loss of purchasing power caused by inflation, even though the rise in the money supply alone is not the only factor behind higher prices.
The topic also helps explain why scarce assets, such as Bitcoin, have gained ground in economic discussions in recent years. While fiat currencies can have their supply expanded according to monetary policies and the growth of the financial system, Bitcoin has a hard cap of 21 million units.

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