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Ethereum June Historical Return: 3 Up, 7 Down since 2016, Average Return Rate -6.22%

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As of June 1, Coinglass data shows that over Ethereum’s history, of the 10 June performances dating back to 2016, only 3 saw monthly price increases while 7 posted declines. The largest June gain in Ethereum’s history came in 2017, with a 26.19% monthly price jump; the steepest June drop was recorded in 2022, when Ethereum fell 44.79% over the course of that month. From 2016 through the present, Ethereum’s average monthly return in June is -6.22%, making it the second-worst performing month of the year—only September, with an average return of -6.35%, ranks worse. The median monthly return for Ethereum in June is -2.42%.
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