After last week’s hack-driven crash, the expectations for another volatile week are quite high.

Bitcoin and the broader crypto market enter another potentially volatile week with the US midterm elections, crucial labor-market data, major tech earnings, and several Federal Reserve speakers on deck.

The leading cryptocurrency tanked to $76,000 at the end of last week after the industry’s largest hack, then tried to stabilize at $77,000-$78,000 over the weekend.

Midterms and Jobs Data

Politics could be among the most volatile layers, and they kick things off on Tuesday with the US midterm elections, where control of Congress could change hands. Reuters reported that…