Cointime reports: Bitcoin rose 3.5% to $80,500 and ether jumped 6% after Democrats won Congress, with crypto asset manager Bitwise stating that the Binance hack had limited market impact. The gains came as markets absorbed both the midterm election results and the exchange security breach.
Cointime reports: The official Trump token and World Liberty Financial token were the two biggest losers among the top 100 cryptocurrencies on Wednesday, even as Bitcoin and Ether rallied, following a Democratic sweep in the US midterms. No further figures or price levels were provided.
Cointime reports: Voters in at least 29 US communities backed measures to curb data centers, creating new obstacles for the infrastructure powering AI. The votes centered on concerns over electricity bills, water supplies and public oversight, the issues dominating local debates over data center development.
Cointime reports: Bitcoin slid to about $75,600 as midterm election results came in, then climbed past $81,000 on Wednesday, forcing out hundreds of millions of dollars in bets against crypto. The move squeezed short sellers who had positioned for further declines during the midterm dip.
Cointime reports: Bitcoin climbed toward $80,500 as risk assets rallied following Democrats’ gains in the US midterm elections, with oil prices falling in tandem. The move came as US stocks advanced on the election outcome. The material did not specify a date for the price level or the margin of the equity rally.
Cointime reports: Bitcoin climbed back above $79,000 after rebounding 5% from its election-night low, with ether and Solana joining the recovery. The S&P 500 and gold futures each gained about 3% over a matched overnight window.
Cointime reports: A Polymarket trader topped the prediction market’s leaderboard with $917,000 in winnings after Democrats swept the US midterms. The payout remains contingent on Alaska, which could still flip and alter the final outcome. The trader’s position capitalized on the Democratic wave across the midterm elections.
Cointime reports: Democrats won control of Congress in the 2026 US midterms. The outcome covers key races that included crypto-backed candidates, and attention now turns to the outlook for crypto regulation under the new congressional majority.
Cointime reports: US equities enter November at their most event-heavy stretch of the year, with S&P 500 forward P/E at 18.7x and an earnings yield of about 5.35% versus a 5.00% 10-year Treasury yield, leaving only a 35-basis-point equity premium as of Oct. 23. CME FedWatch put the odds of a 25-basis-point December rate hike at about 86%. BIT Securities, which launched US stock trading in February 2026 and Hong Kong stocks in October, is running a limited earnings-season campaign letting users trade US stocks, HK stocks and crypto from one account.
Cointime update: Democrats have won control of the US House in the midterm elections, securing a share of Congress, with the party set to take control of House committees in January 2027. The committee gavels will give Democrats the power to investigate President Donald Trump’s administration.
Cointime update: Democrats swept both chambers of Congress in the US midterm elections on November 4 Beijing time, flipping six Senate seats and winning 234 House seats. In Ohio, Democrat Sherrod Brown defeated Republican Jon Husted with 48.8% to 46.3%, despite roughly $63 million spent by crypto-affiliated PACs and donors against him. Bitcoin briefly fell below $76,000 before the results, then rose past $78,000.
Cointime reports: Bitcoin fell to a seven-week low of $75,618, with 24-hour crypto long liquidations approaching $300 million. The move came as Democrats swept Congress. The price later bounced from that low.
Cointime reports: Prediction market bettors are increasingly pricing in Democrats winning both the House and Senate as polls close across the U.S. on midterm election night. The shift in odds comes ahead of results, with markets favoring a Democratic sweep of both chambers.