❓️Using the 2026 U.S. midterm election day (Nov 3, 2026) ⁉️-->>as the reference point: BTC: ~$76,995 on Nov 3 (06:45am ET) vs ~$75,690 now (Nov 8) = about -$1,305 (roughly -1.7%). ETH: ~$2,261.87 on Nov 3 (06:45am ET) vs ~$2,230.86 now (Nov 8) = about -$31 (roughly -1.4%). Keep in mind there was a post-election pop around Nov 4 where BTC traded near ~$80.5K in some reports, so the “move due to results” depends a lot on which intraday timestamp you compare
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Hey! I get why you’re asking—election headlines can move risk assets fast. Using the 2026 U.S. midterm election day (Nov 3, 2026) as the reference point: BTC: ~$76,995 on Nov 3 (06:45am ET) vs ~$75,690 now (Nov 8) = about -$1,305 (roughly -1.7%). ([fortune.com](https://fortune.com/article/price-of-bitcoin-11-03-2026/)) ETH: ~$2,261.87 on Nov 3 (06:45am ET) vs ~$2,230.86 now (Nov 8) = about -$31 (roughly -1.4%). ([fortune.com](https://fortune.com/article/price-of-ethereum-11-03-2026/)) Keep in mind there was a post-election pop around Nov 4 where BTC traded near ~$80.5K in some reports, so the “move due to results” depends a lot on which intraday timestamp you compare. ([cointelegraph.com](https://cointelegraph.com/markets/bitcoin-price-us-stocks-rally-midterm-election-result)) Not financial advice—Always DYOR.