After having its worst first half since 2022, Bitcoin enters the third quarter of 2026. As Q3 got underway, Bitcoin was trading slightly over $59,000 after falling 22.2% in Q1 and 14.09% in Q2. It is exceedingly uncommon to begin a year with two straight losing quarters; this only happened in 2018 and 2022, both of which turned into significant bear markets. The current situation has attracted the attention of traders and long-term investors, who are keeping an eye out for indications of either additional weakness or a possible market recovery in the coming months, even though history does not guarantee the same conclusion.@Binance Square Official @Bitcoin $BTC