Gate has released its June 2026 wealth management report, reviewing crypto market conditions in June and the performance of the platform’s wealth management products.
The report said the crypto market stayed in a downtrend through the month. BTC and ETH each posted declines of about 20%, while capital across the market tilted more toward wait-and-see positioning and defensive allocation. Total crypto market capitalization fell from roughly $2.30 trillion to $2.17 trillion.
ETF outflows weighed on BTC demand
According to the report, continued outflows from institutional ETF products weakened marginal buying demand for BTC. Gate said this was one of the important factors behind Bitcoin falling below a key support level and the weakening in market sentiment, with overall risk appetite cooling noticeably from the previous period.
Wealth management product performance in June
On the product side, balances in Yu Bi Bao remained broadly stable, moving in a narrow band between 1.5 billion and 1.6 billion USDT during June. Total GUSD minted fell from about 191.9 million at the beginning of the month to about 182.3 million by the end of the month, while the reference annualized yield stayed at 2.8% to 3.0%.
Among advanced products, Gate said the buy-low strategy under its Dual Currency Investment offering posted a 295% APY on a 0-day term, well above the market average of 166%. Gate’s quantitative funds also maintained steady returns and low drawdown characteristics. Within that lineup, “Interstellar Hedge (USDT)” led in cumulative return at 18.7%.
Stock allocation shifted toward South Korean equities
Gate said its stock product accelerated allocation changes after the launch of South Korean equities. By the end of June, South Korean stocks accounted for about 75% of total holdings. The top 10 positions were concentrated in global semiconductor and technology growth assets, with SK Hynix ranked first.
The report said that in a volatile market, stable returns, quantitative strategies and diversified asset allocation remain key directions for wealth management. Gate said it will continue to provide users with multi-layered allocation and yield enhancement tools.