Three US spot HYPE ETFs reach $180 million of cumulative inflows

US-listed HYPE funds from 21Shares, Bitwise and Grayscale had attracted about $153 million in their first month and added $8.6205 million on June 16, lifting total net assets to $234 million, according to SoSoValue.

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Fact Check

The Block, the originating primary source, confirms three spot HYPE ETFs drew $153 million in net inflows with ~$900 million cumulative volume about a month after launch, holding HYPE directly and passing ~2.25% annualized staking yield to investors—matching every key figure in the claim. Odaily and BlockBeats independently corroborate the same numbers, with BlockBeats explicitly citing The Block. A minor inconsistency exists in ticker-to-issuer mapping (The Block lists 21Shares as BHYP and Bitwise as THYP while BlockBeats reverses them), but this does not affect the substantive claim, which is fully supported.

Summary

Three US spot HYPE exchange-traded funds listed on May 12 continued to attract investor money through June 16, according to SoSoValue. After drawing about $153 million in combined net inflows by June 12, the products posted another $8.6205 million of net inflows on June 16, bringing cumulative net inflows to $180 million and total net assets to $234 million. The funds are 21Shares' THYP, Bitwise's BHYP and Grayscale's HYPG. On June 16, BHYP led the day's additions with $7.3554 million and THYP added $1.2651 million. Some market observers viewed the earlier first-month performance positively because inflows continued even on days when BTC and ETH products saw outflows, suggesting demand for regulated spot exposure to HYPE and for altcoin-focused exchange-traded products.

Terms & Concepts

spot HYPE ETF: An exchange-traded fund that holds HYPE directly rather than using derivatives to track its price.
net inflows: The amount of investor money entering a fund after subtracting redemptions.
altcoin-focused: Centered on crypto assets other than Bitcoin.