Crypto funds saw $952 million outflows as US regulatory delays revived institutional caution and compliance concerns.
Ethereum led losses with $555 million, reflecting heightened exposure to unresolved US legislative risk.
Lingering Senate hurdles on the Clarity Act threaten passage and keep markets on edge.
The negative crypto fund flows come as delays to the US Clarity Act reignited regulatory uncertainty and weighed on institutional sentiment.
With momentum fading, analysts now say it is increasingly unlikely that digital asset ETP inflows in 2025 will surpass those of last year.
Total assets under management currently stand at $46.7 billion, compared to the $48.7 billion recorded at the end of 2024.
The negative sentiment was overwhelmingly concentrated in the US, which accounted for $990 million of total crypto outflows.
In contrast, investors in other regions appeared more constructive.
Canada recorded $46.2 million in inflows.
Germany attracted $15.6 million, partially offsetting US losses, but this was not enough to reverse the broader trend.
Solana recorded $48.5 million in inflows, while XRP attracted $62.9 million.
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