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Bitcoin ($BTC )has almost 66,000 on Wednesday after a pullback. The traders are anticipating three of the headline risks, which are US jobs data, US CPI, and a potential US government shutdown.

The jobs report of January followed briefly due to a brief shutdown. The Nonfarm Payrolls, unemployment, and wage growth are all monitored in markets to give clues on the demand of 2026. December contributed an addition of 50,000 jobs and the unemployment stood at 4.4%. It is projected to have created 55,000 jobs and the unemployment will remain 4.4%. Recruiting is confronted by counter winds of tariffs, stricter immigration policies, and rapid adoption of AI.

There are no clear indicators of inflation. The January CPI of China increased 0.2% as compared to 0.4% call, which was lower than 0.8% in December. China's PPI fell 1.4%.
Shutdown risk rises again. Prediction markets bet on a partial shutdown on the Department of Homeland Security beginning at midnight on February the 13th.

Price movement: BTC has moved in the range of $66,972 on 11th February, falling by approximately 2 percent after hitting resistance at approximately 70,000. RSI lies close to 37 and MACD is negative. Bulls need a break above $72,000. Bears will look at $65,000 at first, then at 60000 in case of selling pressure. ‍
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$ETH is my favorite stablecoin.
MAY 2021 =$2,900
AUG 2021 =$2,900
JAN 2022 = $2,900
FEB 2022 = $2,900
MAR 2022 = $2,900
MAY 2022 = $2,900
FEB 2024 = $2,900
MAY 2024 = $2,900
JUL 2024 = $2,900
NOV 2024 = $2,900
JUL 2025 = $2,900
NOV 2025 = $2,900
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MSTR to $500 in 2026? The Discount Everyone’s Overlooking
MSTR’s had a rough ride lately. Six months ago, it traded above $450. Now it’s hovering around $150. That’s a brutal 66% drop—enough to shake out weak hands, force people to cut losses, and make everyone rethink risk, leverage, and dilution.
But here’s what barely anyone talks about. This selloff pushed MSTR into a rare spot: it’s trading at a serious discount to its Bitcoin stash. According to your data, Strategy holds about $59 billion in BTC. The company’s market cap? Just $46 billion. So, MSTR sells at roughly a 20–25% discount to its net asset value. That $500 bull case doesn’t come from pure hype—it’s right there in the numbers. TD Cowen’s Lance Vitanza points out that if MSTR even partially closes that gap, and Bitcoin stops sliding, the stock could pop hard.
Now, let’s talk levels. The $150 to $157 range is the big support. As long as MSTR stays above it, there’s hope for a rebound. First target: $200.45. Next: $242.29. The real battleground is $342.50. That’s where MSTR has stalled and churned before. If buyers push it above there, you’re not just seeing a dead-cat bounce—it starts looking like a real turnaround. Past that, things could get wild around $430.93 and $456.47. Clear those, and suddenly $500 doesn’t sound so crazy.
There’s a straightforward risk here. If MSTR drops below $150, all bets are off—downside’s back in play. Also, don’t ignore the MSCI decision on January 15. Changes to index inclusion can spark forced buying or selling, so watch out for short-term swings. One more thing: RSI’s around 36. That means the selling is cooling off, but not gone. That’s actually what you want when a stock’s trying to build a base.
This isn’t financial advice. Do your own homework.
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