In the week ending June 26, Bitcoin ETFs experienced $1.79 billion in outflows, led by Blackrock's IBIT with $1.3 billion withdrawn, marking the third-largest weekly outflow on record. Ether ETFs also faced pressure with $273 million in net outflows, continuing a seven-week streak of declines. Meanwhile, investor interest shifted towards altcoin ETFs, with HYPE funds gaining $111 million and XRP ETFs adding nearly $23 million, indicating selective demand within the crypto ETF market. This divergence highlights a cautious investor stance on traditional crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ether, while newer or alternative crypto ETFs attract capital amid ongoing market uncertainty.
Hyperliquid's stablecoin market is seeing a major shift as liquidity moves from its native USDH to the more established USDC, which now dominates with $5.74 billion of the $5.96 billion pool. This migration, supported by $10 million in grants and smo...
Bitwise has staked 1.775 million HYPE tokens worth about $114 million in the Hyperliquid protocol, reinforcing its earlier move of launching a Hyperliquid spot ETF in May. This significant staking shows Bitwise's strong confidence in Hyperliquid's gr...
Hyper Foundation is providing $10 million in grants to help developers and protocols transition from the USDH stablecoin to USDC as USDH is being phased out. Builders on the Hyperliquid platform must complete their migrations or orderly shutdowns by ...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) currently trades near $62, backed by over 40% market share in decentralized perpetual futures as of mid-2026. Its valuation depends on transaction volume, fees, and liquidity, with a baseline price forecast of $100–$160 if it maint...
Bitwise has staked 1.775 million HYPE tokens, worth about $114 million, on the Hyperliquid exchange, reinforcing its position since launching the Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP) in May. The ETF directs 10% of its fees to buying and staking HYPE, linki...
