Ethereum's first-quarter return is currently -32.17%, and Bitcoin's is -23.21%.

ETH0,79%
BTC0,41%

Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to Coinglass data, Bitcoin’s first-quarter 2026 return is currently -23.21%, the third-lowest quarterly return since 2013, well below the historical average first-quarter return of 45.90%. Additionally, Ethereum’s first-quarter 2026 return is currently -32.17%, the third-lowest since 2016, far below the historical average first-quarter return of 66.45% and the median return of 4.37%.

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