🩸Statistically, 2026 could be an extremely negative year for cryptocurrencies.
If we look at history and how $BTC performs during the US midterm elections, we'll see a 59% correction in 2014, a 75% correction in 2018, and a 64% correction in 2022. History doesn't have to repeat itself, especially since everything points to cycle shifts, but it's best to keep this in mind.
If a bear market begins in 2026, we could very well fall somewhere around $30,000
🐋 $BTC inflows to Binance from whales are noticeably declining. Currently, the average annual figure is 6,500 BTC, which is extremely low. If we look at the weekly figure, it's 5,200 $BTC—the lowest value for this cycle.
However, it's not clear that this trend is positive, as there are currently a large number of exchanges, and not all investors are considering Binance. Some find it more convenient to trade on other exchanges.
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🩸Statistically, 2026 could be an extremely negative year for cryptocurrencies.
If we look at history and how $BTC performs during the US midterm elections, we'll see a 59% correction in 2014, a 75% correction in 2018, and a 64% correction in 2022. History doesn't have to repeat itself, especially since everything points to cycle shifts, but it's best to keep this in mind.
If a bear market begins in 2026, we could very well fall somewhere around $30,000
🐋 $BTC inflows to Binance from whales are noticeably declining. Currently, the average annual figure is 6,500 BTC, which is extremely low. If we look at the weekly figure, it's 5,200 $BTC—the lowest value for this cycle.
However, it's not clear that this trend is positive, as there are currently a large number of exchanges, and not all investors are considering Binance. Some find it more convenient to trade on other exchanges.