Bitcoin Heading for Worst June Since 2022; Analysts Eye October Turning Point
Bitcoin is on track for its worst June performance since 2022. Analysts identified October as a potential turning point based on seasonal patterns. Standard Chartered and JPMorgan separately issued price forecasts, with Standard Chartered targeting $100,000 and JPMorgan providing separate estimates.
June 2026 now tracked as worst June since 2022; analysts identify October as potential reversal point.
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- Jun 13, 20265· this storyBitcoin Heading for Worst June Since 2022; Analysts Eye October Turning Point
June 2026 now tracked as worst June since 2022; analysts identify October as potential reversal point.
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Galaxy Digital and on-chain analysis firms identify BTC cycle floor range of $53,600–$62,000, consistent with prior CryptoQuant $53,600 bottom estimate.
- Jun 12, 20267JPMorgan Says Bitcoin Debasement Trade Retreat Has Accelerated; On-Chain Demand at Multi-Year Low
JPMorgan data now explicitly flags an 'accelerating' retreat from the BTC debasement trade, adding institutional data to previously reported on-chain demand weakness.
- Jun 12, 20265Crypto Volume Drops to Two-Year Low; Analysts Warn of Potential $53K BTC Flush
Crypto trading volume has now reached a confirmed two-year low, and analyst price targets as low as $53,600 have been published, extending the demand weakness and capitulation signals flagged previously.
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