U.S. spot crypto ETF data for late May showed major Bitcoin and Ethereum outflows, while Hyperliquid attracted about $26 million for May 26-29, alongside a record $29.6 million single-day inflow and strong weekly demand.
Late-May U.S. spot crypto ETF flow data showed sharp withdrawals from Bitcoin and Ethereum products, with Bitcoin posting $1.42 billion in net outflows and Ethereum $241 million from May 26-29, while several alternative asset funds recorded inflows. Hyperliquid-related spot ETFs drew roughly $26 million over that period, broadly consistent with a separate weekly report showing $25.57 million in net inflows for May 25-May 29, led by Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF at $21.74 million and 21Shares Hyperliquid ETF at $3.83 million. An earlier update also reported a record $29.6 million net inflow in a single Friday session, split between BHYP at $20.1 million and THYP at $9.5 million. Total net assets were reported at $137 million, but cumulative net inflows differ across the source reports, with one stating $110 million and another $136 million.