Family offices are showing stronger interest in Solana than Hyperliquid as prediction markets expand beyond elections into economic data, sports and crypto price contracts, according to CoinShares research. Combined monthly notional volume reached $43.7 billion in June 2026, up from $4.5 billion in September 2025. Solana-native prediction market protocols generated roughly $1.4 million in monthly protocol revenue from April through June, while Hyperliquid’s HIP-4 outcome markets recorded $331.1 million in cumulative notional volume during their first nine weeks after launching on May 2. CoinShares attributed Solana’s position partly to distribution through Phantom and Jupiter, while family offices have approached Hyperliquid mainly through equity stakes in treasury vehicles rather than direct HYPE holdings. Solana ETFs also recorded $115 million in inflows in May, their best month since launch. Luke Nolan, Senior Research Analyst at European-based digital asset manager CoinShares, previously said slower-moving institutional investors need time to assess digital assets, their risks and practical applications.