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2026/01/26 Gate Strategy Robot Weekly Report
This week’s market is in a “event-driven + high volatility” phase: after an initial decline and deleveraging, BTC has tested the key support near 88,000 multiple times. The short-term trend is more inclined toward range-bound consolidation rather than a unilateral extension. On the macro front, news related to trade friction and the risk of a US government shutdown are likely to suppress risk appetite; meanwhile, this week’s FOMC rate decision and Powell’s remarks will reprice expectations for rate cuts, potentially amplifying volatility within the event window. Overall, this week is more suitable for a strategy centered on “controlling drawdowns and maintaining tolerance,” seeking more definite trading opportunities within range fluctuations.
Last Week (01/19–01/25) Market Performance
The core feature of last week’s market was “oscillatory recovery after deleveraging.” After a dip early in the week, the market rebounded but lacked continuity, with prices repeatedly pulling back within key ranges, indicating that funds are still observing macro events and liquidity changes. Since leverage positions from earlier have not been fully restored, the decline phase is more prone to passive liquidation and amplification, while the rebound relies more on short-term replenishment and buying on dips, resulting in faster pace and larger swings. Under this structure, strategy returns are more derived from repeated trading within ranges rather than betting on the continuation of a unilateral trend.
1|Market Environment Overview
BTC: The key short-term focus is on the effectiveness of the 88,000 support: if multiple tests still fail to break above 90,000, the market is more likely to continue oscillating with a bearish bias and look for the next support level (priority around 82,000).
ETH: Its volatility elasticity is usually higher than BTC, and during event weeks, quick shifts like “rally followed by retracement” are more common, making it more suitable for range trading. It is not recommended to chase prices with high leverage or add positions during upward surges.
SOL: As a high-volatility asset, it tends to have larger amplitude when uncertainty rises, suitable for participation with controlled positions, but not advisable to keep adding during retracements to avoid risk stacking from amplified volatility.
In derivatives, volatility this week is more likely driven by “events + position structure”: when key levels are broken, it can trigger passive liquidations and forced closures, quickly amplifying volatility. Therefore, strategy setups should prioritize stop-loss limits and risk controls, actively reducing leverage and trading density during major event windows to avoid being passively subjected to continuous drawdowns in extreme volatility.
2|Gate Ultra AI Strategy Operation Characteristics
3|This Week’s Hot New Coins Radar
4|Suggested Capital Allocation and Risk Control
5|Important Events Reminder for This Week
Risk Reminder
Cryptocurrency assets are highly volatile. This content is for market information and strategy observation only and does not constitute any investment advice.