Hyperliquid ETF attracts $1.2M inflows in 'very solid' US debut

21Shares has launched the first U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds tied to Hyperliquid’s HYPE token, introducing both a spot product with staking exposure and a leveraged fund tied to the decentralized derivatives platform. According to a statement shared with crypto.news, the new…

Hyperliquid has been one of the most compelling stories in crypto since its launch in November 2024. While most new protocols struggled to find product-market fit in a difficult market environment, Hyperliquid built genuine traction — attracting traders, volume, and institutional attention at a pace that few anticipated. The project’s native token HYPE became one of the cycle’s standout performers. And the platform itself established a reputation as the most serious challenger to centralized exchange dominance in the perpetuals market. Related Reading: Altcoin CEX Volume Ratio Hasn’t Looked Like This Since The 2021 Bull Run: Capital Rotation Or Bear Market Rally? That trajectory has now reached a milestone that would have seemed ambitious even a year ago. 21Shares US has announced that the 21Shares Hyperliquid ETF — trading under the ticker THYP — launches on May 12, 2026. The announcement is brief and direct: “See you tomorrow.” For a project that launched just eighteen months ago, re

Persistent inflation and geopolitical tensions complicate monetary policy, reducing the likelihood of Fed rate cuts and impacting markets. The post US inflation data dims Fed rate cut hopes amid Iran conflict appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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The launch of THYP ETF on NASDAQ could accelerate mainstream adoption of DeFi, but investors must navigate inherent protocol risks. The post 21Shares launches Hyperliquid ETF on NASDAQ tomorrow appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin’s bull market has already started, arguing that a new wave of dollar and yuan liquidity tied to AI spending, wartime policy and infrastructure rearmament could push BTC back to $126,000. In his May 12 essay, “The Butterfly Touch,” the BitMEX co-founder and Maelstrom chief investment officer framed crypto’s next leg higher as a macro liquidity trade rather than a narrow digital-asset story. His central claim is that governments and banks in the US and China are being pushed toward looser credit conditions by three overlapping forces: the AI arms race, military escalation, and a global shift away from just-in-time supply chains. “The bull market began in earnest when the US attacked Iran on February 28th,” Hayes wrote, tying Bitcoin’s recent outperformance to what he sees as the start of a new political regime for money creation. Hayes Points To AI, War And Fiat Expansion Hayes argued that AI infrastructure spending has become a national-security priority in bot

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