TREE NEWS reports: Nvidia fell 5.47% on Nov. 10, the biggest drag on US indexes, as October core CPI rose 0.3% month-on-month against a 0.2% forecast and the 10-year Treasury yield reached 4.983%. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed lower, with the Nasdaq down 9.18% from its Oct. 6 high. Bitcoin traded at $73,819.91, below Strategy’s $75,456 average purchase price, while MSTR fell 3.60% and its market cap-to-holdings ratio dropped to 0.82x.
Nvidia Falls 5.5% as US Stocks Close Lower on Hot CPI; Bitcoin Slips Below Strategy’s Cost Basis
The notable signal here is correlation, not any single print: a hot CPI reading lifted the 10-year yield and hit high-multiple equities and bitcoin in the same session, leaving little room for the idea that crypto trades on its own narrative. Bitcoin slipping under Strategy's average cost matters less as a loss than as a test of the leveraged-treasury model, since the mNAV below 1x suggests the market is no longer paying a premium for that structure. Whether that discount persists as yields stay elevated is the open question.
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