Bitwise's Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP) reached $30.5 million in assets under management just five days after its launch, with $26.9 million in inflows and $9.2 million average daily trading volume. It is the only spot Hyperliquid ETF that stakes assets in-house and publishes wallet addresses, also holding 10% of its management fees in HYPE tokens. This launch follows 21Shares' earlier Hyperliquid ETF debut, which has $42.7 million in inflows. The growing interest in these ETFs helped push the HYPE token to a record high above $62 before a slight pullback. Grayscale is also planning a Hyperliquid ETF, indicating strong competition and investor demand in this space.
Bitcoin's price remains stuck in a tight range between $76,100 and $78,000, showing little volatility or clear direction. This stagnation has shifted trader interest toward more speculative altcoins, especially those connected to artificial intellige...
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices remained stable over the weekend, with Bitcoin trading between $76,100 and $78,000 and Ethereum struggling to break out, indicating low volatility in major cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, AI-focused tokens like Near Protocol ...
Hyperliquid's spot ETFs have rapidly accumulated $81 million in assets within just nine days, driven by strong inflows into US-listed products from Bitwise and 21Shares. This rapid growth highlights significant institutional demand for HYPE tokens, s...
A large trader named Loracle sold 616,675 Hyperliquid (HYPE) tokens worth $36.76 million to add margin and defend a $103.7 million short position on the token. This move aims to delay liquidation risk as HYPE trades near its all-time high of around $...
Hyperliquid surged to a new all-time high near $62.18, driven by ETF demand and social media attention, but analysts warn of potential pullbacks due to overbought indicators and resistance near $60. Zcash doubled in value over 30 days, approaching a ...
