Bitcoin has averaged a 53.7% gain in the year after US midterm elections, based on the three most recent cycles excluding 2010, CoinDesk reported. It said the pattern may owe more to Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle than to politics; this year's midterms are on 3 Nov.
CoinDesk says Bitcoin averaged 53.7% gains in year after US midterms
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The story so far: Bitcoin and US midterm election patterns
CoinDesk noted Bitcoin averaged 53.7% gains in the year after US midterms, possibly tied to the halving cycle. CryptoQuant data now shows a 63% median 12-month return after midterms since 2010, though it says 2026 looks different. DonAlt said Bitcoin's rebound from $75,000 turned its monthly candle positive and could…
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CoinDesk says Bitcoin averaged 53.7% gains in year after US midterms
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