Hyperliquid (HYPE) spot ETFs returned to constructive territory within the week ending August 7, recording $2.84 million in internet inflows and snapping a three-week streak of investor withdrawals.
The most recent restoration brings cumulative internet inflows into HYPE ETFs to roughly $280.8 million. The merchandise launched in mid-Might and initially loved constant demand earlier than investor sentiment weakened in July.
Over the earlier three weeks, HYPE ETFs recorded a mixed $30.6 million in internet outflows. Redemptions accelerated throughout the week ending July 31, when buyers withdrew $14.7 million. Bitwise’s BHYP accounted for the most important portion of these withdrawals.
JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou beforehand linked the slowdown in HYPE ETF demand to growing competitors within the crypto funding market. The weaker fund flows additionally coincided with declining HYPE costs.
HYPE traded within the low-$60 vary in late July earlier than slipping towards $55 in early August. The Hyperliquid token is now buying and selling round $54.75, representing a roughly 3% each day decline. It additionally stays about 29% under its June 16 all-time excessive of $76.87.
The renewed HYPE ETF inflows got here alongside a broader restoration in crypto ETF demand. Main cryptocurrency funding merchandise attracted shut to $1.1 billion in mixed weekly inflows by August 7.
Bitcoin ETFs dominated the market with $853.5 million in weekly internet inflows, reversing $61.5 million in outflows throughout the earlier week. Ethereum ETFs adopted with $244.9 million, marking their strongest weekly efficiency since mid-April.
Demand for smaller altcoin ETFs remained comparatively subdued. Solana ETFs attracted solely $145,000, sharply under the $7.2 million recorded two weeks earlier. XRP ETFs posted $1 million in inflows after drawing $14.9 million the earlier week.
The most recent crypto ETF flows counsel buyers are concentrating capital in Bitcoin and Ethereum whereas sustaining a extra selective strategy towards altcoins. Nonetheless, HYPE’s return to constructive inflows gives an encouraging reversal after its longest redemption streak since launch.
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