TRUMP’S APPROVAL DROPS TO NEW LOW — POLITICAL PRESSURE BUILDING AHEAD OF MIDTERMS #USIranStrikePaused According to a recent The New York Times survey, Donald Trump has fallen to a 37% approval rating, the lowest level of his second term so far, driven largely by growing dissatisfaction over the economy and escalating tensions with Iran. Key figures from the poll: • 49% believe the U.S. economy is in poor condition (+11% since January) • Only 28% approve of Trump’s handling of living costs (-6% since early year) • Even within Republican voters, approval on inflation and living costs dropped 14% What makes this more significant: Historically, over the past 17 years, no U.S. president has remained below a 38% approval rating for an extended period. Yet since the U.S.–Israel escalation involving Iran earlier this year, Trump’s approval has consistently stayed under the 40% threshold. Political pressure is now intensifying ahead of the November midterm elections, where control of Congress will once again be at stake. Market perspective: Political instability, economic dissatisfaction, and geopolitical tensions are starting to merge into a broader macro uncertainty narrative, something markets tend to react to very aggressively. As election pressure rises, both traditional markets and crypto could face increasing volatility tied to policy expectations, war risks, inflation concerns, and shifts in investor sentiment. $BTC $ETH