Hyperliquid ETFs hit $81M in total assets after $16.15M single-day inflow, marking one of the fastest accumulation runs for a new spot crypto ETF product.

Hyperliquid's HYPE token has decoupled from Bitcoin with 101% YTD gains as the platform's revenue explodes across multiple sectors.

Hyperliquid ETFs have outpaced bitcoin and ether funds in adjusted inflows during parts of their early trading.

Newly launched Hyperliquid spot ETFs are attracting notable inflows in their first week of trading, outpacing bitcoin and ether ETFs.

U.S. spot HYPE ETFs saw $25.5 million in net inflows on Wednesday, marking their largest positive flows since launch.

Hyperliquid’s token is up while other assets are down, which analyst Eric Balchunas says has led to a rare trading boom in newly launched HYPE-related ETFs.

Hyperliquid’s HYPE logged double-digit gains on the day, as ETF demand outpaced the token's supply reduction mechanism.

Hyperliquid is trading just 2.5% below its all-time high as Grayscale, Galaxy and an a16z-linked wallet collectively accumulated HYPE.

HYPE nears its all-time high as the new AQAv2 Coinbase partnership and historic spot ETF launches fuel a massive 50% weekly rally.

21Shares' Hyperliquid ETF (THYP) reached $37.2M in AUM with $24.4M in net inflows during its first week on Nasdaq, marking strong demand for DeFi ETFs.

HYPE's surge and ETF inflows highlight growing institutional interest, potentially reshaping crypto market dynamics and investment strategies.

Hyperliquid ETFs hit $81M in total assets after $16.15M single-day inflow, marking one of the fastest accumulation runs for a new spot crypto ETF product.

Of note, Grayscale-linked wallets reportedly accumulated over $40 million worth of HYPE over the past week.

Hyperliquid's spot exchange-traded funds have accumulated over $69 million in total net inflows, with $16 million entering the funds yesterday alone. The two ETFs—$THYP and…

Bitwise’s Hyperliquid ETF topped $30M in assets after launch as HYPE fund inflows rose and Grayscale pursued its own ETF.