Bitwise’s BHYP debuted on NYSE with a 0.34% sponsor fee, temporarily waived to 0% on the first $500M in AUM for the opening month. The firm manages approximately $11 billion in client assets. Within 48 hours of launch, the two US-listed HYPE ETFs recorded a 50% single-day volume surge on May 20 and $25.5M in net inflows, with $8.8M attributed to BHYP alone, already making it one of the largest altcoin ETF launches by early metrics.
Meanwhile, Hyperliquid’s derivatives volume hit $2.9 trillion in 2025, with over 400% year-on-year growth. Not only derivatives volume, the protocol has also captured 44% of weekly blockchain fee revenue last week alone, generating $11M versus Ethereum’s $3M.
Can HYPE Break $100 as Bitwise ETF Flows Accelerate?
HYPE is having its own rally in this market bloodbath. It’s just so bullish at the moment that every major resistance is being breached. Right now, HYPE is at its price discovery after a more than 50% jump in the past 2 weeks. It’s the hottest token now as it’s outperforming the market by a huge margin.
If BHYP and the 21Shares product sustain eight-figure monthly net inflows, HYPE could easily clear $70 decisively, targeting $80. Moderate flows after the fee-waiver window closes would likely bring HYPE to the sidelines around its $60 range.
For those shorting, the best case is to see ETF inflows reverse or stall below $5M weekly, which then breaks the price to under $55 support and reverts toward the $48 range, where structural buybacks provide a floor.
The Assistance Fund mechanic is the variable not to be missed. By March 2026, the Fund had accumulated 28.5 million HYPE through automated open-market purchases, spending over $1.3 billion cumulatively, bringing an annualized buyback rate of 7% of market cap, four to five times BNB’s equivalent rates.
Bitcoin Hyper Targets HYPE’s Style Run
HYPE’s potential is real. The ETF wrapper expands access, but it also compresses the asymmetry available to early participants. Traders rotating capital toward high-performance infrastructure narratives are increasingly looking earlier in the stack for that kind of leverage.
Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), currently in active presale at $0.0136, positions itself at a different point on the risk curve. It is the first Bitcoin Layer 2 integrating the Solana Virtual Machine, delivering sub-second finality and low-cost smart contract execution while settling on Bitcoin’s security layer.
The project has raised more than $32.7 million to date, with a decentralized canonical bridge enabling native BTC transfers. Staking is live with a high 36% APY for early participants. The core thesis: Bitcoin holds $1.8 trillion in idle capital; programmability unlocks it.
