On May 12, Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows exceeding $220 million, contributing to nearly $1 billion in total inflows for the month. This robust activity highlights sustained institutional interest in Bitcoin investment products. Additionally, Hyperliquid recorded a notable debut inflow of $1.2 million, signaling growing market participation. These trends suggest continued confidence and demand from institutional investors in the cryptocurrency sector.
Hyperliquid's price fell to around $39 after failing to break above the $44–$45 resistance zone, forming a bearish double top pattern on the daily chart. Whale positioning shows nearly balanced long and short exposure, indicating uncertainty among la...
The first U.S. spot Hyperliquid (HYPE) ETF by 21Shares launched with $1.8 million in trading volume and $1.2 million in net inflows on May 12. The fund was initially seeded with $725K by the asset manager to ensure liquidity. Despite a solid debut, t...
The first-ever Hyperliquid exchange-traded fund (ETF), THYP by 21Shares, began trading with $1.8 million in volume on its first day. While this debut was smaller than recent XRP and Solana ETF launches, it exceeded the average ETF launch performance,...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) fell 1.3% to $41.31 amid geopolitical tensions, but a crypto whale bought 71,832 tokens worth $3.02 million at $42, signaling strong demand. Despite bearish signals from top holders reducing their stakes by 17.57% and traders betti...
Arthur Hayes predicts a resumed crypto bull market with Bitcoin climbing above $90,000 and eventually reaching its all-time high of $126,000. He attributes this potential surge to forced buying by call option writers and macroeconomic factors, includ...
