Криптофонды теряют $950 млн на фоне неопределенности из-за задержек с Clarity Act Translation: Crypto Funds Lose $950 Million Amid Uncertainty from Clarity Act Delays

From December 12 to 20, investors pulled $952 million from cryptocurrency investment products, as reported by CoinShares.

Analysts believe that this negative trend is linked to delays in the passage of the Clarity Act, which aims to regulate the crypto market. They assert that the postponement will extend the period of uncertainty for this asset class.

Another contributing factor is the ongoing concerns regarding sell-offs by whale investors.

“Consequently, it now seems highly unlikely that the overall inflow into exchange products will surpass last year’s figures,” experts commented.

At the time of writing, the funds under management totaled $46.7 billion, down from $48.7 billion in 2024.

The majority of the outflow was observed in the United States, amounting to $990 million. However, this was slightly offset by positive sentiment among market participants in Canada ($46.2 million) and Germany ($15.6 million).

Bitcoin-based products saw a loss of $460 million. The total capital raised since January is nearly half of last year’s amount: $27.2 billion compared to $41.6 billion.

Ethereum funds lost $555 million over the week. CoinShares described this outcome as expected, noting that the second-largest cryptocurrency network is particularly affected by delays in the Clarity Act’s approval process.

Despite this, these instruments recorded a record inflow over the past 12 months, totaling $12.7 billion compared to $5.3 billion the previous year.

Products focused on Solana and XRP continued to show a positive trend, attracting $48.5 million and $62.9 million, respectively.

Currently, Solana funds manage $3.1 billion, while similar instruments based on XRP handle $2.9 billion.

It’s worth noting that from December 5 to 13, cryptocurrency investment products received $864 million despite the market correction.