Hyperliquid ETF exposure hits $74.9M as five firms control 71% of it
A fresh batch of regulatory filings is pulling back the curtain on who, exactly, is betting big on Hyperliquid through Wall Street’s newest crypto investment vehicles. According to a Bloomberg Intelligence review of the funds’ first quarterly ownership disclosures, Hyperliquid ETF exposure among institutional investors reached nearly $75 million as of June 30, spread across 30 known holders ranging from global banks to niche trading firms.
Key takeaways
- As of June 30, 30 known institutional holders had exposure to the three U.S. Hyperliquid ETFs, according to 13F filings compiled by Bloomberg.
- Combined institutional exposure totaled $74,882,768, equivalent to roughly 1,151,386 HYPE tokens.
- Wealth High Governance Asset Management led all holders with $23,948,236 in exposure through 21Shares’ HYPE fund.
- The top five institutions — Wealth High Governance, OLP Capital Management, UBS, Bank of Montreal and Jane Street — together held $53,044,015, or about 70.84% of all disclosed exposure.
- The three Hyperliquid ETFs have pulled in $356.58 million in net inflows since launch and held $480.86 million in net assets as of September 4, per SoSoValue data.
Overview of Institutional Exposure to Hyperliquid ETFs
Thirty institutional investors disclosed positions in Hyperliquid ETFs by the end of the second quarter, marking the first real look at who is buying into the sector through regulated fund wrappers. The figures come from 13F filings, the quarterly disclosures that U.S. asset managers must submit once they cross the $100 million threshold in qualifying securities.
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