Since the mid term election 3 days ago, bitcoin has been reacting massively. It dumped to 75.6k but now recovering back gradually.
Wrong.
Perhaps you are new to this market and are measuring it with other traditional ones. But if you look at bitcoin charts you'll realize that 5% fluctuations is the most common fluctuation in this market and it is not considered "massive" and 5% drop is not considered "dump" nor does 5% rise considered "pump".
The Democrats swept US Congress. You know what this means right? It creates political uncertainty and market naturally respond because it hates uncertainty.
In other words nothing has changed.
In case you missed it, the world entered a period of increasing uncertainty ever since 2022 when NATO started a proxy war with Russia.
Things are only getting worse and the messy situation inside the US regime is only part of it.
Wallets linked to Trump media moved over 4k BTC.
I don't even know what that means but FYI in a market with roughly $50 billion daily trading volume, some entities (according to you) moving coins is a drop in the ocean.
Time to start buying the dip or wait a little?
This is not exactly a dip in the traditional sense, this is a sideways market so the drop is part of a "duo".
We had this between June 5 and August 21 this year and now we are having the same thing starting from ~August 22. This looks like an accumulation phase. Price goes
up and down inside a fixed price range and tries the two upper and lower bounds until it breaks one.

This is roughly what happens in this type of trend (something I drew on the chart a year ago, in other words this trend is not new at all):

It becomes new and needs speculating if price breaks one of those bounds.
In this case if it goes lower than $75k we can call it a "dump" and analyze where it will head next.
Or ... if it goes above $85k then we can call it a "pump" and analyze where it will go next.
Until then enjoy the small profits in the short term if you are a day trader, otherwise DCA and HODL.