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The following is a breakdown of how Ethereum (ETH) has historically performed in the month of July, Q3 and the second half of a year.
Ethereum in July
Historical Averages
ETH In Q3 - “Green Half The Time, Bloodbath The Rest"
Fun stat: July’s color matched Q3’s outcome seven of nine times. Decent barometer.
ETH In The Second Half
Stuff You Didn’t Know
July’s three-year green streak (2020-2022) was the longest in ETH history. 2023 broke it with a sleepy -4%.
Big protocol milestones juice July: 2020’s yield-farm frenzy, 2021’s EIP-1559 buzz, 2022’s Merge countdown.
Nasty June prints (≤ -15%) have preceded double-digit July rebounds twice. Keep one eye on summer’s opening act.
July’s upside beats its downside by over 3-to-1. Risk takers get paid, but bring a helmet.
Practical Takeaways
Watch July’s close. It has nailed Q3’s vibe 78 % of the time.
Green July? Trail those stops - H2 upside averages a face-melting 97% when it stays green.
Red July? Don’t rage-quit. Later-year upgrades (Devcon chatter, fork finals) often bail ETH out.
Liquidity fades in August. July’s your last real swing-trade window before beach season lulls the order books.
There is a very real chance that Ethereum loses it's place as the second most valuable cryptocurrency to its peers. That is not to say one crypto will take over the entire market cap size, rather several other competitors will take over the various use cases ETH currently has in the blockchain space.
Ethereum’s historical data range for this analysis, April 2016 - June, 2025.
Also See: BTC In July, Q3, And H2
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