Svmuureports that the spot ETF product associated with Hyperliquid recorded approximately $22.3 million in net inflows during its first week of trading. Market analysts believe this reflects strong institutional demand and the expansion of the on-chain derivatives ecosystem. Data shows that Hyperliquid currently captures over 42% of the fee share in the on-chain derivatives market, significantly ahead of the Ethereum and Solana ecosystems. Analysts suggest that the token (HYPE) buyback and burn mechanism further amplifies the transmission effect of ETF fund flows on price. (The Block)
Previously reported, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that the continued rise in THYP trading volume is "a positive signal of increasing organic demand" and noted that Hyperliquid's high fee revenue may be a key factor attracting investor attention.
Hyperliquid ETF Attracts $22.3 Million in First Week, Analysis Shows Growth in "Real Institutional Demand"
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