Ether Falls 25.2% in Second Quarter, Posts First Three-Quarter Losing Streak
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Summary
- Ether (ETH) fell 25.2% in the second quarter this year, marking the first time it has posted negative returns for three consecutive quarters.
- According to CryptoRank data, Ether rose in 16 of 26 quarters since 2020, with an average quarterly return of 20.1% over the same period.
- This latest record shows that Bitcoin weakness, weaker sentiment toward risk assets, and a broader slowdown in liquidity across the crypto market are weighing on Ether.
Forecast Trend Report by Period
Ether fell 25.2% in the second quarter of 2026, marking the first time it has posted negative returns for three consecutive quarters.
BlockBeats, citing CryptoRank data on July 30, reported the decline. It was the first time in Ether's history that it logged losses for three straight quarters.
CryptoRank data showed Ether rose in 16 of 26 quarters since 2020. Its average quarterly return over that period was 20.1%.
The streak underscores how Bitcoin weakness, softer risk appetite and slowing liquidity across the broader crypto market are weighing on Ether.
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