bitcoin:native after the last 3 midterms smoked the S&P, Nasdaq, gold, and silver. 12 months later: 2014: +25% 2018: +45% 2022: +92% 24 months later: 2014: +108% 2018: +141% 2022: +309% 36 months later: 2014: +2,081% 2018: +846% 2022: +458% Now stack it against everything else. Average 12 months after the midterms: Bitcoin +54%. Nasdaq +23%. S&P +10%. Gold +10%. Silver +7%. Average 24 months after: Bitcoin +186%. Nasdaq +59%. Silver +46%. Gold +43%. S&P +29%. Average 36 months after: Bitcoin +1,128%. Nasdaq +104%. Silver +65%. Gold +64%. S&P +58%. Bitcoin finished first in every cycle, at 12, 24, and 36 months. Not just on average. The 2014 window’s third year caught the 2017 run. That’s why that one prints +2,081% and lifts the 36-month average. Even the smallest of the three, 2022, was still +458%. It didn't rip the next day though. After 2018 it kept selling about another month. After 2022 the low came about two weeks later. Midterms were Tuesday. History doesn't promise a rhyme. We already lost $83K–$77K. Now sitting near the top of that band, working the $76K area. Based on structure plus higher-timeframe momentum, strength, and money flow, the more likely outcome is a higher low inside $76K–$65K. Weekly closes below $77K keep this map in play. This week's close is Sunday. 🤝🫡