Will history repeat itself?

In past U.S. elections, the market often enters a bull market after a significant drop. Let's look at some data:

2012: Three months before the election, the market plummeted by 75%, followed by a crazy rise.

2016: Three months before the election, the price of Bitcoin fell from $750 to $500, a drop of 30%, and then entered a bull market after hitting the bottom.

2020: Two months before the election, Bitcoin dropped from $12,000 to $10,000, a decline of about 16%, then underwent consolidation until it skyrocketed to $60,000 in early 2021.

This year's situation is similar; since August, Bitcoin has started to decline three months before the election, plummeting from $70,000 to $49,000 within 10 days. After entering October, the market began to rebound. The similarities in history are shocking.