$BTC historical performance in June has been notably inconsistent. According to Coinglass data, since 2013, $BTC has experienced six months of gains and six months of losses in June, resulting in an average return of -0.35% for the month. The most significant increase occurred in June 2016, with a monthly gain of 27.14%, while the largest decline was in June 2022, with a drop of 37.28%.

Despite June's volatility, historical trends suggest that July often brings a rebound. Data indicates that after a negative June, Bitcoin has historically gained an average of 7.4% in July. Notably, in seven of the lasteleven years, July has seen at least an 8% increase, with some years experiencing gains as high as 24% .This pattern offers a measure of optimism for investors, suggesting that a downturn in June doesn't necessarily predict a continued decline. However, it's important to remember that past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Investors should consider a range of factors and conduct thorough research when making investment decisions.