Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple June month-end analysis
|- BTC/USD has gone up by 40% from June 2018 to June 2019.
- XRP/USD is the only coin among the top three to have had a bearish month.
BTC/USD monthly chart
BTC/USD went up from $8,565 to $10,800 this June, managing to have five bullish months in a row following six straight bearish months. June was on track to being the most bullish month since December 2017, before the bears brought the price down towards the end. BTC/USD reached a high of $13,850 and a low of $7,505. From June 2018 to June 2019, BTC/USD has gone up from $6,395.25 to $10,800, charting a 40% growth in price.
ETH/USD monthly chart
ETH/USD has gone up from $268 to $290 throughout June. ETH/USD has had five straight bullish months. From June 2018 to June 2019, the price has gone down from $455.60 to $290, charting a 36.34% decrease in price.
XRP/USD monthly chart
XRP/USD is the only coin among the top three to have had a bearish June, as it went down from $0.44 to $0.39. XRP/USD has had a bearish month after two bullish months. XRP/USD has gone from $0.468 to $0.39 from June 2018 to June 2019, going down by 16.67%.
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