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Bitcoin June Historical Return Rate: 7 gains and 6 losses since 2013, with an average return of -0.14%
BlockBeats News, June 1, according to Coinglass data, shows that in Bitcoin’s history, among 13 “June” market movements dating back to 2013, 7 closed higher and 6 closed lower—gains and losses were basically on par. The largest increase occurred in June 2016, when the monthly gain reached 27.14%; the largest decline occurred in June 2022, when the monthly drop reached 37.28%.
From 2013 to the present, Bitcoin’s average return in “June” has been -0.14%, and the median return has been 2.2%. Overall performance is weaker than most months, making it one of the poorer-performing months in Bitcoin’s history.