Binance research shows 54% average Bitcoin rally after US midterms
Binance: Post‑midterms added 54% to Bitcoin on average
Binance sees a repeatable post‑US midterm pattern. Bitcoin averaged +54% in the 12 months after, while the S&P 500 averaged +19% with no losses since 1939.
The exchange cites a long S&P record and three prior midterm years for Bitcoin. It frames this as a “post‑election opportunity” once results remove uncertainty.
- S&P 500: 0 negative 12‑month returns after midterms since 1939, +19% average Binance Research
- Bitcoin: +54% average in the same windows across three prior midterm years Binance Research
- Midterm election years: average S&P peak‑to‑trough drawdown ~16%, weakest year in the 4‑year cycle Binance Research
- Bitcoin midterm years since 2014: average decline 56% Binance Research
On positioning, NewsBTC relays CryptoQuant’s view that the bear phase may be in its final stage after the February 6 dip to $59,900. Price is consolidating between $65,000 and $70,000, with $73,000 as resistance NewsBTC on CryptoQuant NewsBTC market note.
