The collection of funds for investment vehicles in sophisticated crypto has not yet fully experienced the post of the positive front of the presidency of Donald Trump, according to a new report by Crypto Insight Group.
The momentum “remains positive but slower than [fund] The managers provided under the new Trump administration, “said the report on the prospects for hedge funds 2q25.
“The net entries continue, but the pace is lagging behind projections at the beginning of the year while the beneficiaries calibrate the risk budgets,” he added.
The ostensibly pro-Crypto position of the Trump administration has caused optimism through the digital industry of the bullish impulse thanks to the increase in the regulatory clarity which was expected in the United States
The hopes of a sort of clear regulatory framework by June “may have been a bit optimistic,” said Laura Vidiella del Blanco, head of investors for Vaneck’s digital assets, in the report.
“While Net New Capital continues to flow into private funds, the first months of 2025 brought a series of surprises that clearly influenced the feelings of the beneficiaries around the deployment and the speed at which many fund managers expected that things happen,” she added.
Trump gives and Trump is moving away?
Despite the optimism of what a pro-Crypto administration in Washington, DC could bring, the unveiling by President Trump of his aggressive prices plans on imports in the United States caused volatility of the financial markets from which the crypto has undergone as much as any other asset class.
Bitcoin fell to a six -month lower $ 76,000 in the days that followed the entry into force of new prices at the beginning of the month. For the cryptography community, it may have been an indicator that Trump gives and Trump is moving away.
“Trump’s prices have already triggered chaos on the world market and destroy billions of dollars of value,” said Chris Solarz, director of investments at Friendis Capital, in the report.
“His inconsistent and unpredictable rhetoric has shaken the confidence of investors and has raised fears of a full return to style protectionism from the 1930s.”
However, the global feeling towards the Trump administration of fund managers is “extremely constructive”, on the basis of report’s investigations.
More than half (52%) of respondents said they expect more positive surprises than expected from political decisions over the next 12 months, against less than 10%, saying that they expected more negative surprises and that around 40%said that decisions would align with their expectations.
Managers expect upward surprises such as clearer token classifications, stabbed legislation and a credible path for cash market products, according to the report.
“Trump’s recent geopolitical movements reinforce this point of view: by emphasizing American competitiveness in strategic technology, they are considered catalysts that could accelerate institutional adoption rather than prevent it.”
Respondents were also uniformly divided on the question of whether Trump’s geopolitical measures would have an effect on the institutional adoption of the crypto. About 36% said they would delay adoption, against around 34%, thinking that they would accelerate adoption and 30% saying that they would have no impact.
