Hyperliquid (HYPE) ETFs have recently attracted significantly more daily inflows than XRP ETFs, with $24.42 million versus $18.47 million, despite XRP's much larger market capitalization. This suggests growing investor appetite for higher-risk, smaller-cap cryptocurrencies amid a broader market rebound. While XRP still leads in total 30-day and cumulative ETF inflows, the daily surge in Hyperliquid investment highlights a shift toward more volatile assets. HYPE's price momentum remains strong but technically overbought, whereas XRP shows signs of slowing after a recent rally.
Hyperliquid operates a unique crypto trading platform with its order book on its own layer-1 blockchain, focusing on perpetual futures and spot markets. Its native token, HYPE, priced at $81.42 as of October 21, 2026, ranks 11th in crypto market valu...
Hyperliquid recently purchased and burned 21,790 HYPE tokens over 24 hours for about $1.75 million, at an average price of $80.27 each. This burn increased the total tokens burned to 49.69 million, representing 4.97% of HYPE's maximum supply of 1 bil...
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On October 20, Zcash (ZEC) spot ETFs attracted $1.61 million in net inflows, standing out as the only altcoin ETF to gain fresh capital. Meanwhile, Solana (SOL), Hyperliquid (HYPE), and NEAR spot ETFs experienced net outflows, with SOL extending its ...
