😡 This Bitcoin Rally Could Be Over

Q3 is often bearish and this year will be no different, analysts say.

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Bitcoin just finished (or did it?) a post-golden cross correction. But according to Benjamin Cowen, it could still face weakness in Q3.

Bitcoin can also boost portfolio returns without increasing risk, according to a fresh research report. How does that work?

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Bitcoin's Post-Golden Cross Correction Playing Out — Benjamin Cowen Flags Signs Of Q3 Weakness

Cryptocurrency analyst Benjamin Cowen warns that Bitcoin’s recent correction could deepen through Q3, pointing to familiar patterns in key technical indicators.

In his June 4 podcast, Cowen noted that Bitcoin has dropped around 7–8% from all-time highs, nearing his forecasted 10–15% pullback following a golden cross. He emphasized that the "supply in profit" metric, currently at 96.71%, is flashing warning signs as previous market tops have occurred when this indicator exceeds 97–99%.

What does that mean for Bitcoin’s performance?

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FINTECH FOCUS

Bitcoin’s volatility is well known, but Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan argues that when viewed within the context of a broader portfolio, the asset may improve performance without proportionately increasing risk.

In a note published by Bitwise Asset Management on June 3, Hougan questions the conventional practice of evaluating Bitcoin in isolation.

"When you think about adding Bitcoin to a portfolio, don't do it in isolation. Think about it in the context of your entire risk budget," he wrote.

How can Bitcoin boost portfolio performance?

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