Thirty institutions have reported combined holdings of approximately $74.9M in U.S.-listed Hyperliquid ETFs, according to Bloomberg Intelligence data based on second-quarter 13F filings. The disclosures provide a snapshot of growing institutional exposure to investment products linked to Hyperliquid’s HYPE token.
Wealth High Governance reported the largest position among the institutions identified, with holdings of nearly $24M. Other notable investors included UBS, Bank of Montreal & Jane Street. UBS disclosed approximately $7.5M in holdings, while Bank of Montreal reported $6.7M and Jane Street disclosed approximately $4.4M.
THE BLOCK: UBS, Bank of Montreal and Jane Street are among 30 firms who reported $74.9 million in Hyperliquid ETF holdings as of June 30, per Bloomberg’s James Seyffart.
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The institutional disclosures are significant because 13F filings provide visibility into holdings by large investment managers and other eligible institutions. Their participation can indicate growing interest in cryptocurrency products among traditional financial-market participants.
Hyperliquid has emerged as one of the most prominent decentralized derivatives platforms, with its ecosystem centered around the HYPE token. The development of exchange-traded products provides investors with another route to gain exposure to the ecosystem without directly holding or trading the underlying token.
The three U.S.-listed Hyperliquid ETFs had accumulated approximately $356.6M in net inflows since launch through September 4. The difference between total ETF inflows and the institutional holdings disclosed in 13F filings reflects the broader investor base participating through the products.
The involvement of firms such as UBS and Jane Street is particularly notable because both have significant positions within traditional financial markets. Their reported exposure suggests that institutional investors are increasingly evaluating crypto assets through regulated investment structures.
It also implies the overall rise in crypto ETFs issued against a broader range of digital assets: as new crypto ETF products emerge, institutional investors gain more and more options to acquire exposure to a particular blockchain token through a well-known type of financial instrument.
For Hyperliquid, sustained ETF demand could provide another source of market visibility and institutional participation as the ecosystem continues to develop.
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