CRYPTOSTORY 534· JULY 2, 2026

Bitcoin Faces More Downside Risk After Worst June Since 2022, Analyst Warns

Bitcoin ($BTC) just closed its worst June since 2022, and at least one analyst sees that as a warning sign rather than a clearing event. The month ended above the asset's realized price — a metric representing the average cost basis of all…

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