Bitcoin2026-07-13 12:17:16Analysts say Bitcoin’s nearly 10% July gain may not rule out an August pullbackBitcoin has risen nearly 10% so far in July, marking its strongest performance for the month in almost four years, but several market analysts say the move may resemble patterns seen during the 2022 bear market. According to the report, BTC rallied nearly 17% in July 2022 before falling about 14% in August and 3% in September. Trader Daan Crypto Trades said Bitcoin is broadly tracking its historical average for July, while noting that the third quarter has traditionally been one of the asset’s weakest periods, with an average gain of only about 6%. He pointed to declining market liquidity and trading volume as possible reasons for weaker Q3 performance. Rekt Capital also said Bitcoin’s 2026 price action shows a high degree of similarity to prior bear market cycles. If that historical pattern repeats, BTC could keep its summer rebound going through the second half of July before facing another round of correction, according to the report, which cited Cointelegraph.1860
Bitcoin2026-07-11 11:21:07Bitcoin nears a 10% July gain, but traders say BTC still looks like a 2022-style bear market replayBitcoin is on track for its strongest July performance in four years, with CoinGlass data showing BTC/USD up 9.5% so far this month. Even so, traders are not treating the move as a clean bullish breakout. Several market participants are comparing the current setup with 2022, when Bitcoin rallied nearly 17% in July after a steep June loss, only to fall about 14% in August and another 3% in September. Daan Crypto Trades said Bitcoin has broadly tracked its average July performance so far, while noting that it is still early in the month. He also pointed to the third quarter as Bitcoin’s weakest quarter on average, with gains of just 6%, tying that pattern to slower summer trading, lighter liquidity and lower volumes. Rekt Capital made a similar case on seasonality, saying Bitcoin’s 2026 price action is closely matching prior bear-market behavior. In his view, the second half of July could still bring a stronger summer relief rally, but August may erase this month’s gains before a more classic bear-market bottom later in the year. Elsewhere, traders are watching $70,000 as a popular upside target for the current bounce, while some see the $67,000 to $73,000 area as a potential short-entry zone heading into August.1260
Bitcoin2026-06-04 19:00:50Bitcoin's Weekly Plunge Hits 13.5%, Retests 200-Week MA; Key $60,000 Support in FocusBitcoin fell below $64,000 on Thursday, extending its weekly loss to 13.5% – the worst weekly performance since 2026. The decline pushed BTC to its lowest since early February and brought the 200-week simple moving average back into play, while traders warn that the $60,000 level now stands as the critical bullish defense.470