Michaël van de Poppe forecasts Bitcoin will advance straight toward $100000 without a $75000 sweep as midterms drive fresh capital across the entire crypto ecosystem including Ethereum.

GreeksLive reports Bitcoin completed a deep V-shaped recovery from 75.8k to 78.4k as a divided government scenario took shape after the midterm elections, with Nasdaq futures turning positive in tandem.

The crypto industry confronts Democratic congressional control and heightened scrutiny after spending tens of millions to influence the midterms, according to Eleanor Terrett.

Lookonchain reports a Polymarket trader holding five losing positions on Republican outcomes in the 2026 Midterms for a combined unrealized loss of $624.8K.

Michaël van de Poppe posted on X that he will buy Bitcoin only if it sweeps the $75,000 lows, citing expected volatility from the US midterms while holding to his end-of-correction thesis.

Michaël van de Poppe links Bitcoin's early-week correction to midterm election fears and a technical pullback after the recent high, identifying the $77,200-77,500 zone as critical support before any move to $75,000.

Midterms near as investors weigh stock market moves and AI trade shifts ahead of 2026 elections.

According to Edward Dowd, a large portion of Trump voters want the COVID-19 whistleblower case against Pfizer to move forward, which he frames as a strategic fumble heading into the midterms, highlighting potential headline risk for Pfizer (PFE) and U.S. healthcare equities, source: Edward Dowd on X (Dec 5, 2025). For trading, this flags monitoring PFE price action and options activity for signs of sentiment-driven volatility around legal-news cycles; the source does not cite direct crypto links, but cross-asset desks may track any spillover in risk appetite alongside BTC and ETH, source: Edward Dowd on X (Dec 5, 2025).

According to Edward Dowd, the AI industry claims it will eliminate parts of the white-collar workforce yet still seeks government assistance, highlighting policy dependence that can affect risk premiums for AI-exposed assets, source: Edward Dowd on X, Dec 4, 2025. He adds that if the Trump administration embraces and supports this AI agenda, it could trigger electoral backlash, creating headline-driven volatility risk for AI equities and related digital-asset sentiment, source: Edward Dowd on X, Dec 4, 2025.