As the midterm elections approach, five major addresses are targeting crude oil; how does a trader with a single trade profit of 500% judge the rise and fall?

BlockBeats news, November 2 — The U.S. midterm elections will be held on November 3. After voting ends, states still need to count and verify mail-in and provisional ballots, and final results may take days or even weeks to confirm. The question of which party controls Congress, combined with repeated swings in U.S.-Iran tensions and ceasefire expectations, is becoming an important trading variable in the crude oil market.

Recently, consecutive talks between Iran and Qatar have fueled expectations of a ceasefire, and Brent crude fell to $109.75, down about 3.2%. But post-election policy direction and geopolitical risks still leave considerable pricing disagreement in the crude oil market.

On the eve of the vote, a group of crude oil trading accounts worth watching appeared on Hyperliquid: 5 addresses are highly similar in position-building timing, order-splitting methods, and the pace of position adjustments, and are suspected to be operated by the same trading entity.

In this account matrix, a single sub-account's historical return is close to 500%, and four sub-accounts have cumulatively