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Bitcoin drops below $77,000 as chip rout deepens ahead of U.S. midterm vote

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Briefings

Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies experienced significant declines following the U.S. midterm election cycle, with Bitcoin dropping below $77,000 and ZEC falling nearly 10%. The Nasdaq 100 also slid into a correction, affecting Asian markets. These movements occurred in late November 2026, coinciding with the election period.

Key points

• Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 as the Nasdaq 100 slid into a correction, dragging Asian stocks lower.
• ZEC tumbled nearly 10% and BNB fell under $700 during the same period.

Context

Cryptocurrency markets reacted negatively to the U.S. midterm election cycle in late November 2026, with major assets like Bitcoin and ZEC experiencing sharp declines.

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