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Is the risk of the U.S. midterm elections being underestimated?
The market is seriously underestimating the risk that the results of the U.S. midterm elections are challenged, leading to political and legal disputes. Meanwhile, Wall Street hedging costs have fallen to a new low for the year, with implied volatility on S&P 500 put options for November dropping below 15%, creating a low-cost window to buy protection early.
The probability that the election results will be disputed, or even trigger political turmoil, is being severely underestimated by the market, and current option pricing does not fully reflect this tail risk.
As the market calms in August, the implied volatility of S&P 500 put options has fallen markedly from July highs. The calmer the market, the lower the cost of protection; but once election risk is truly priced into assets, volatility could rise rapidly, and the cost of hedging later would increase significantly.
The core logic is built on current polling trends. Polls generally show Trump’s approval rating declining, Democrats are expected to regain the House, while Republicans are projected to retain control of the Senate.
What the market is truly ignoring is not the election outcome itself, but the political and legal disputes that may arise if the result is challenged. If the final outcome is unfavorable to Trump, the possibility that Trump would mount a strong response and challenge results in certain districts is being severely underestimated.
In that scenario, Trump could launch legal challenges against every “contested” district, delaying the election certification process and sparking a wave of media coverage about what happens next and claims that the election was stolen.
This political uncertainty could ultimately spill over into financial markets and drive volatility sharply higher. For markets, the most dangerous outcome is not necessarily one side winning, but rather the result taking too long to confirm and the persistent uncertainty that follows.

Bitcoin and U.S. stocks are significantly decoupling, similar to the prelude to the 2017 Bitcoin bull market

On September 6, crypto analyst Willy Woo posted that Bitcoin's trend is significantly decoupling from that of U.S. stocks. The last time such a degree of decoupling occurred was in 2015, which was the prelude to the 2017 Bitcoin bull market.

In 2014, the stock market was still in a bull market, while BTC experienced a bear market unrelated to stock market trends. From 2015 to 2016, the stock market fluctuated weakly for two consecutive years, but BTC entered a bull market; then in 2017, when the stock market also turned bullish, BTC rose further and sharply.

Willy Woo believes the current market structure is similar to that time: BTC liquidity continues to strengthen, while the stock market is beginning to show signs of fragility.

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The clamor of hot trends disturbs the heart; rises and falls are all part of the norm✨
Reject FOMO, and don't blindly follow the crowd.
Market opportunities are endless, but capital is the real trump card.
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🧧On-chain Briefing｜An unusual signal in the rally: in this BTC surge, whales did not use the move to sell into strength

On September 6, on-chain analyst Murphy released a report. Using the BTC on-chain accumulation trend score, he compared whale on-chain behavior across multiple rebound cycles to interpret the underlying quality of this round of price action.

This indicator is used to observe whether whales holding the equivalent of 1,000 BTC / 10,000 BTC are net accumulating or reducing their holdings over a 30-day period:

• Values close to the black zone ≈ whales are continuously accumulating

• Values close to the yellow zone ≈ whales are distributing coins, or choosing to stay on the sidelines

Looking back at the last two rebound phases in history:
During the rallies in January this year, when BTC challenged $97,000, and in May, when it climbed to $82,000, the indicator was both in the yellow zone. The price increases were driven by short covering and short-term capital. Large holders sold into strength at the highs, while long-term capital failed to take over, which is a typical bear-market rebound structure.

But this round, as BTC rose from $60,000 to $80,000, the indicator remained in the black zone, and whales as a whole were net buyers over the past 30 days.
This is the first time across the three rounds of price action that the combination of “price surge + whales adding at the same time” has appeared. Historically, this structure has been more common during the main upward phase of a bull market, indicating that the underlying structure of this rally is relatively healthy.

Compared with the similar move in January 2023:
After the FTX collapse in November 2022, whales at the $16,000 bottom began positioning; but once the market rallied in January 2023, the indicator quickly turned yellow, with large holders stopping accumulation and starting to realize floating profits. That year’s gains relied more on short covering and improved macro expectations, while the drying up of market liquidity amplified volatility. The indicator could not capture the position changes of smaller retail traders.

It is therefore clear that although January 2023 and August 2026 had similar price trajectories, the behavior of on-chain dominant capital was fundamentally different.

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