Bitcoin June Historical Return Rate: Since 2013, there have been 7 months of gains and 6 months of losses, with an average return of -0.14%

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ME News Report, June 1st (UTC+8), according to Coinglass data, since 2013, Bitcoin has experienced 13 "June" market cycles, with 7 months of gains and 6 months of declines, showing a nearly even distribution of up and down movements. The largest increase occurred in June 2016, with a monthly gain of 27.14%; the largest decline happened in June 2022, with a monthly drop of 37.28%. From 2013 to now, Bitcoin's average return in "June" is -0.14%, with a median return of 2.2%. Overall, performance in June has been weaker than most months, making it one of the relatively poorer months in Bitcoin's history. (Source: BlockBeats)
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ProofOfSnack
· 13m ago
Historical data is for reference only. Will this year break the curse?
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CatPawTapToConfirm
· 1h ago
So, June is better for dollar-cost averaging rather than all-in.
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HalfLifeHodler
· 1h ago
The median of 2.2% looks better than the average, indicating that extreme values are dragging it down.
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HaiyanColdWallet
· 1h ago
Already at the bottom, no matter which way you go, it's upward (not).
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DuskStop-LossLine
· 1h ago
A sample size of 13 is actually small, with limited statistical significance.
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TransparentGlassFeather
· 1h ago
Waiting for the "This Time Is Different" at the end of June.
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GateUser-2100b43b
· 1h ago
Are you releasing this data to encourage everyone to reduce their positions?
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