10x Research says BTC gains an average 53.9% one year after U.S. midterm elections

10x Research said in a report that Bitcoin has posted an average one-year return of 53.9% after U.S. midterm elections. According to the report, Bitcoin’s average returns after midterms were -13.6% after one month, -21.6% after two months, -13.3% after four months, +3.5% after six months, and +53.9% after one year. The report said Bitcoin tended to decline initially but showed a longer-term upward trajectory, with its one-year return exceeding the average returns of the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and gold. 10x Research added that increased volatility after midterm elections could indicate cyclical selling pressure being exhausted rather than a structural trend breakdown, and assessed that the current pullback could offer an attractive entry opportunity for long-term investors.