Cryptocurrency Mainstream Assets January Return Rate Far Below Historical Average, February Outlook Optimistic

By: theblockbeats.news|2026/02/01 19:00:35
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BlockBeats News, February 1st, Coinglass data shows that Bitcoin had a -10.17% return in January, the fifth worst record since 2013, far below the 1.91% average January return rate; Ethereum had a -17.52% return in January, the third worst record since 2017, far below the 16.81% average January return rate.

Looking ahead to February, the historical average return rate for Bitcoin in February is 12.2%, with negative returns occurring only 3 times. The average return rate for Ethereum in February is 10.37%, with negative returns occurring only 2 times.

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