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Is Wall Street Quietly Buying Hyperliquid?

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Is Wall Street quietly starting to buy Hyperliquid?
In today’s Daily Crypto Deep Dive , we investigate one of the most interesting institutional crypto stories developing right now.
New regulatory disclosures show firms including UBS, Jane Street, Bank of Montreal, Brevan Howard and Balyasny among holders of US-listed Hyperliquid ETF shares, with approximately $75 million in disclosed institutional positions .
At the same time, the three US Hyperliquid ETFs have attracted roughly $357 million in net inflows — raising an important question: is HYPE beginning to make the transition from speculative altcoin to genuine institutional crypto asset?
In this episode, we break down:
Wall Street certainly hasn’t gone all-in on Hyperliquid yet.
But regulated ETFs, hundreds of millions of dollars of inflows, major institutional names appearing in ownership disclosures and growing interest in bringing perpetual markets into the United States suggest that something important may be happening.
Is this the beginning of institutional adoption for HYPE — or has the market already priced in too much future success?
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Key topics in this edition
- 01
What Hyperliquid actually is and why its perpetual futures platform has grown so quickly
- 02
Why Wall Street institutions are appearing in Hyperliquid ETF filings
- 03
Why a 13F holding does not necessarily mean an institution is making a huge bullish bet on HYPE
- 04
Hyperliquid’s multi-trillion-dollar trading volumes and growing open interest
- 05
How protocol fees are used to buy HYPE from the market
- 06
Why the HYPE economic model is attracting serious attention
- 07
The significance of regulated US Hyperliquid ETFs
- 08
How Hyperliquid could potentially enter the regulated US derivatives market
- 09
Why HIP-3 could eventually bring stocks, commodities and other real-world markets onchain
- 10
The decentralisation concerns surrounding Hyperliquid
