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February 2
The White House plans to convene a meeting with banking and crypto industry executives on Monday to promote the progress of the CLARITY Act;

Trump Media & Technology Group: Digital token plan registration date is February 2;

February 3
The Reserve Bank of Australia will announce its interest rate decision and monetary policy statement on February 3;

February 5
The Bank of England and the European Central Bank will announce their interest rate decisions on February 5;

Strategy will release its Q4 2025 earnings report on February 5;

February 6
The United States will release non-farm payroll data for January;

BTC
Bitcoin experienced a significant pullback last week, and over the past month, the biggest risk has been at the weekly chart level, which has now also pulled back as expected. Currently, at this position, whether on a large or small scale, there are no signs of a trend reversal, and the rebound strength is very weak. The resistance of the weekly trend line is at 81,700. As long as this level is not broken, further decline is possible. In the short term, watch whether the one-hour level can oscillate around above 76,400. If it can, it may trigger a small rebound, but the rebound strength is limited. Support levels are at 74,000-71,300, and resistance levels are at 78,700-81,700.

ETH
Ethereum is weaker at this level compared to Bitcoin. Currently, this level should also be considered in conjunction with Bitcoin. Focus on whether the 2,230 level can be broken. If broken, it will hover around 2,000. Therefore, in the short term, also watch whether the one-hour level can stop the decline. In summary, both the larger trend and smaller timeframes show no signs of reversal, still being dominated by bears. Patience is advised. Support levels are at 2,230-2,000, and resistance levels are at 2,330-2,380.