Crypto Investments Feel US Tariff Whiplash With $795M in Continued Outflows

• Crypto market investment products have seen $7.2 billion in outflows since February.
• Bitcoin ETFs are facing a third consecutive month of losses, with $3.56 billion in outflows recorded in February.
• Ripple is one of the few assets seeing inflows.

Crypto investment products are experiencing persistent outflows as investors struggle to keep up with U.S. President Donald Trump’s unpredictable tariff war strategy, which has sent global markets into a dizzying spin.

With more uncertainty on the way, investors are moving cautiously despite Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies trading at a notable discount.

Tariff On, Tariff Off

According to the latest CoinShares report , crypto investments have seen just over $795 million in net outflows, marking the third consecutive week of decline.

The ongoing global trade war and subsequent freeze under President Trump have left investors navigating a period of uncertainty.

Bitcoin products saw the largest outflows, totaling $751 million. However, year-to-date (YTD) inflows remain positive at $545 million. If this downward trend persists for another week, it could erase all of 2025’s gains.

Ethereum (ETH) saw outflows of $37.6 million, the majority of which stemmed from spot Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETF) outflows , which amounted to $29.2 million for the week ending April 11, 2025.

Solana (SOL) reported outflows of $5.1 million. Aave (AAVE) and Sui (SUI) posted smaller exits, with $780,000 and $580,000 in outflows, respectively.

On the positive side, Ripple (XRP) saw minor inflows, pulling in $3.5 million. Ondo (ONDO), Algorand (ALGO), and Avalanche (AVAX) followed with $640,000, $250,000, and $250,000 in inflows, respectively.

Bitcoin ETFs

Data from SoSoValue shows Bitcoin ETFs experienced modest daily net outflows of $1.03 million for the week ending April 11. This brought the week’s total outflows to $713.3 million, marking the second consecutive week of outflows.

In the previous week, net outflows amounted to just $172.69 million, bringing April’s total exits to $814.91 million.

This follows March’s $767.91 million in exits, which came after a record-breaking $3.56 billion in outflows in February.

This marks the first time Bitcoin ETFs have posted two consecutive months of losses, and they are now on track to record a third.