Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF Tops Rivals With $19M Daily Inflows

Table of Contents Bitwise confirmed its Hyperliquid ETF now leads the global market for HYPE-linked investment products. The Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF recorded $19.05 million in daily inflows, according to CEO Hunter Horsley. The fund also surpassed rival products after attracting strong institutional demand during its first weeks of trading. The Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF reached $55 million in cumulative inflows after launching earlier this month. CEO Hunter Horsley shared the update through a public statement on social media. ~$19,000,000 inflow into the Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF $BHYP today. The largest single day inflow to date. Interestingly, volume today was ~$22M, which means almost all of it was buys. BHYP is now the largest Hyperliquid ETF in the world. Incredible to see investor interest.… https://t.co/It68WulO3F — Hunter Horsley (@HHorsley) May 27, 2026 The fund posted $22 million in daily trading volume during the latest session. Horsley said nearly all trading activity came from net inflows. That structure reflected strong buyer demand throughout the session. It also showed limited selling pressure from larger market participants. Bitwise overtook 21Shares in cumulative inflows during the recent trading period. The company now manages the largest Hyperliquid-focused exchange-traded fund globally. The ETF sector linked to Hyperliquid currently holds $117.38 million in combined assets. However, Bitwise now controls the largest share of that market. Bitwise introduced native staking within the regulated ETF structure after launch. The company distributes 67% of staking rewards directly to investors. The asset manager also removed management fees temporarily for early participants. That pricing strategy helped the ETF attract additional liquidity quickly. Horsley described the inflow figures as a strategic achievement for the company. He also linked the result to Bitwise’s early positioning in emerging crypto assets. The Hyperliquid ETF products launched in the United States roughly two weeks ago. Bitwise used that short launch window to expand market share rapidly. The company also tied future business growth to the Hyperliquid ecosystem directly. Bitwise committed 10% of future management revenue toward HYPE token buybacks. That mechanism links fund growth with demand for the underlying token. The structure also separates the product from many traditional crypto ETFs. The Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF gained traction while major crypto ETFs faced capital withdrawals. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded combined outflows of $1.64 billion since May 2026 began. BHYP and THYP products moved against the broader market trend during that period. Investors shifted capital toward newer on-chain ecosystem products instead. Bitwise said the ETF structure focused on regulated access and staking rewards. The company also emphasized exposure to the Hyperliquid ecosystem through the product. Horsley confirmed the inflow data after the latest trading session closed. Bitwise currently remains the world’s largest manager of Hyperliquid-linked ETF assets. Discover top-performing stocks in AI, Crypto, and Technology with expert analysis.