Yesterday we saw gold going down by almost -4% in just 2 minutes.
The drop was really big from 5085 to 4880 with -$205.
The problem is that we didn’t have any catalyst for this move. The same thing happened with silver.
Silver fell again by almost 11%, a bigger move.
Usually, these bigger sell-offs aren't driven by normal retail traders. The retail traders don’t all react immediately in just 2 minutes.
I thought we would read some news after that, but nothing came out.
From Reuters:
“Precious metals fell with stocks last night. They didn’t have much of a macro catalyst,” Rodda added.
From Bloomberg:
The drop accompanied the nervousness on Wall Street, where prices bowed across asset classes on concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on corporate earnings.
Whether you believe this news is up to you. You already know my opinion :)
After a short correction , Gold should rise again. The market is a bit scared today, but it could correct and rise again. The profit taking that happened yesterday will join the gold price again and push it higher.
You may find more details in the chart.
Thank you and good luck!
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Growth is never linear
If you don't buy Bitcoin because it's volatile, you are missing the entire point
Volatility is what leads to growth
You invest to grow
Bonds and US Dollars have 0 volatility but they don't grow
In fact, their stability means they are guaranteed to LOSE value
The value of US Dollars has limited volatility because every time people want dollars, more are issued to fulfill their demand
The demand for dollars is insatiable because people will always want to consume
Dollars are borrowed into existence
The supply of Bitcoin will grow until it reaches a maximum of 21M in 2140
Once there are 21M bitcoin, there will never be any more, regardless of demand
The price of Bitcoin in terms of dollars is volatile because demand is constantly changing but supply NEVER changes
You could go to a bank and borrow money using a line of credit and buy Bitcoin with it (it will be created out of nothing)
More dollars will constantly chase Bitcoin, as more people figure out what it is
Fewer and fewer people will want to sell their Bitcoin as they figure out what it is
There are unlimited dollars that could potentially find their way into Bitcoin
$1M+ is inevitable, but there will be TONS of volatility along the way
I’ve analyzed the higher timeframe and Bitcoin is showing a similar reaction pattern from previous major support zones.....
Every time $BTC tapped a strong horizontal level, it formed consolidation before the next big move.
Right now price is reacting near the 65K–67K support area, which aligns with previous breakout structure.
If this zone holds, we can expect a relief move toward 72K–75K first.
There’s also a liquidity pocket sitting above recent lower highs around 78K–80K.
A breakout from this compression could send BTC back into that imbalance zone.
For spot traders 👇
As long as BTC holds above 64K, structure remains recoverable.
If we see a dip toward 62K–63K, that could act as a demand retest before continuation.
I’m watching $BTC closely here.
Patience near key levels wins not chasing candles.
#CPIWATCH is heating up today, February 13, 2026, as markets brace for the release of the January U.S.
Consumer Price Index (CPI) report tomorrow, a pivotal data point that could sway Fed policy, interest rates, and risk assets like stocks and crypto!
Traders are on high alert:
Forecasts point to headline CPI around +0.3 – 0.36% MoM (keeping YoY near 2.7 – 2.9%) and core CPI potentially ticking up to +0.28 – 0.56% due to price resets, tariff effects, and sticky shelter costs.
A hotter than expected print could delay rate cuts (or even prompt the Fed to hold steady all year), strengthening the USD and pressuring #Bitcoin, $XRP, $ETH, and broader crypto...
Conversely, a soft reading might fuel risk-on rallies across equities and digital assets.
#CPIWatch has become essential in 2026, it's not just numbers, it's the story of inflation's trajectory, influencing everything from ETF flows to cross border utility tokens.
Volatility ahead? Most likely!
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Is the US economy on the brink of collapse?
While the media is preoccupied with sensational headlines, an economic "heart attack" is silently unfolding.
The numbers don't lie,
and what's happening today in the US markets isn't just a "correction,"
it's the pressure reaching a breaking point.
We are facing the worst levels of institutional and economic crisis since the 2008 disaster.
1. The guillotine of major corporations
In the last three weeks, 18 major companies have fallen into bankruptcy.
We're talking about multi-billion dollar companies collapsing at a rate of six per week.
We haven't seen this pace since the height of the pandemic and the depths of the 2008 crisis.
When "heavyweight" companies start collapsing like this,
it means that the liquidity crunch has reached its peak.
2. The "crushed" consumer and historic debt
The real danger isn't just in the budgets, but in people's pockets.
Household debt has reached a staggering $18.8 trillion.
But the real disaster isn't the size of the debt,
it's the inability to repay it.
Credit card default rates have jumped to 12.7%,
a faster rate of default than we saw during the 2008 financial crisis!
-- 3. Young People: The First Victims
Worryingly, the demographic that drives consumption (18-39 years old) is the most affected by default.
When young people lose their ability to spend due to accumulating debt for education, cars, and credit cards,
the primary engine of the economy grinds to a halt.
-- The Bottom Line:
What does this mean for you?
We are living in the "late cycle."
Companies are going bankrupt, consumers are defaulting, and debt is at an all-time high.
This combination is usually followed by "surgical intervention" from the Federal Reserve through interest rate cuts and injecting liquidity to salvage what can be saved.
But history teaches us that intervention often comes after the damage has already been done.
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