Active fund managers faced another challenging year as investors voted with their wallets—pulling roughly $1 trillion out of actively managed equity funds. The exodus reflects a deeper trend: passive indexing and alternative strategies are gaining ground as traditional stock-picking fails to deliver. For crypto investors tracking macro flows, this matters more than you'd think. When institutional capital struggles in legacy markets, allocation patterns shift. Some of that dry powder eventually finds its way into digital assets as portfolios rebalance. It's a reminder that success in markets increasingly depends less on beating benchmarks and more on spotting where liquidity actually moves.
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MemeCurator
· 7h ago
Active funds are crashing, funds are flowing into passive and crypto investments—an old familiar story.
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ser_ngmi
· 7h ago
Whoa, a trillion dollars just came out? Now the real show begins, institutional funds have to find a place to go...
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BearHugger
· 7h ago
Active funds have collapsed again. Now traditional stock picking really has no future, and institutional funds will ultimately flow into the crypto space.
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MerkleDreamer
· 7h ago
10 trillion USD outflow, traditional fund managers are completely done for. Can the crypto circle finally get a good meal now?
Active fund managers faced another challenging year as investors voted with their wallets—pulling roughly $1 trillion out of actively managed equity funds. The exodus reflects a deeper trend: passive indexing and alternative strategies are gaining ground as traditional stock-picking fails to deliver. For crypto investors tracking macro flows, this matters more than you'd think. When institutional capital struggles in legacy markets, allocation patterns shift. Some of that dry powder eventually finds its way into digital assets as portfolios rebalance. It's a reminder that success in markets increasingly depends less on beating benchmarks and more on spotting where liquidity actually moves.