Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Could Rally After 2026 US Midterm Elections

Don't let fake election websites fool you before 2026 midterms

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Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Could Rally After 2026 US Midterm Elections

TL;DR:  Bitcoin has historically entered bearish phases approximately one year prior to each US legislative election.  A Binance Research report notes that the asset dropped an average of 56% during completed midterm cycles since 2014.  Previous presidential elections showed a different behavior, with sharp rallies following candidates’ victories.  Joao Wedson recently published an analysis asserting that the 2026 US midterm elections could mar…

Bitcoin’s Next Bull Run Could Follow US Midterms: Analyst

Bitcoin’s market cycles could be more closely linked to the US political calendar than many investors think, according to a new analysis shared by Alphractal founder Joao Wedson. In a July 30 post on X, he showed that the flagship cryptocurrency has repeatedly entered bear markets before US midterm elections, only to recover after voters head to the polls. Recurring Election Cycle Patterns Wedson compared Bitcoin’s price history against US elect…

Bitcoin Fell Before Every Past US Midterm - Will 2026 Repeat It?

Three observations is not a pattern in any statistical sense. Three consecutive declines occur by chance often enough that the record proves nothing on its own, and the measurement windows are not even identical: the 2018 and 2022 ranges cover nine weekly candles, while 2014 covers seven. What makes the record worth examining is that a mechanism does connect Bitcoin to the midterm calendar. It has nothing to do with voting. Key Takeaways Bitcoi…