Weak Q2 leaves Bitcoin facing July as seasonal strength meets fresh selling pressure.
ETF outflows and exchange inflows add pressure as traders wait for recovery signals.
Monthly close raises breakdown risk while Bitcoin bulls watch for capitulation signs.
Bitcoin enters July with a mixed setup after a weak Q2. History favors the month, but traders now face heavier exchange inflows, a bearish monthly close, and macro signals that may limit any quick recovery.
Bitcoin fell 14.09% in the second quarter of 2026. The decline marked its third straight quarterly loss. It also pushed the asset’s year-to-date drop above 30%, with the quarter closing near $60,000.
Source: Coinglass
Bitcoin July Performance Faces New Selling Risks
Historical data shows that the month has often supported Bitcoin. Between 2013 and 2025, the asset closed higher in July nine times…
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