The cryptocurrency market faced heightened volatility in January, with major assets posting double-digit losses, while quantitative strategies under Gate’s private wealth management platform continued to deliver relatively stable performance, according to the company’s latest monthly report.
In its “January 2026 Private Wealth Management Monthly Report,” Gate said Bitcoin fell about 10% during the month, while Ether dropped roughly 18%, reflecting intensified selling pressure across digital asset markets.
Quantitative strategies outperform amid sell-off
Despite the downturn, Gate said its Private Wealth Quantitative Funds demonstrated resilience. The platform’s USDT-based strategy generated a 6.7% return over the past year, outperforming major crypto assets during the same period.
Among individual products, the Interstellar Hedge (USDT) strategy posted a monthly annualized return of 5.0%, while both the Quantum Leap (USDT) and Interstellar Hedge (USDT) strategies have maintained a 100% monthly win rate since launch, according to the report.
Gate added that in January, the top 30% of managed portfolios achieved an annualized return of 4.5%, significantly outperforming Bitcoin and yields on U.S. Treasuries during the period.
Macro outlook remains cautiously stable
On the macro front, the report said recent market turbulence has been driven in part by shifts in monetary policy expectations and intermittent selling pressure. However, Gate noted that the appointment of Walsh—referenced in the report’s broader macro assessment—does not yet signal a comprehensive tightening in monetary policy.
The platform said mainstream market expectations still point to room for two interest rate cuts this year, suggesting that recent volatility is more consistent with a consolidation phase rather than a breakdown in long-term trends.