60 days before the U.S. midterm elections, Bitcoin’s price action is aligning with historical patterns where the cryptocurrency hits a low just before or shortly after the vote. This midterm cycle has often signaled the start of a significant rally lasting about a year.
Looking at on-chain analytics, the realized profit on Bitcoin is nearing a crossover below realized losses a key indicator that previous market bottoms have formed. When realized losses overtake profits, it has historically marked a bullish setup, suggesting Bitcoin might be preparing for an upward swing soon.
The coming election on November 3rd will not only determine the make-up of Congress but often mirrors economic shifts that influence risk assets like Bitcoin. Despite headwinds from inflation and geopolitical tensions that have restrained the crypto market under the current administration, these patterns hint at a turning point near.
Broader economic pressures have impacted cryptocurrencies recently, but the confluence of election timing and on-chain signals is making traders watchful for a rebound.
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