Hyperliquid Spot ETFs Break Three-Week Bleed with $2.8M Inflow Reversal
Hyperliquid spot ETFs snapped a three-week redemption streak, taking in $2.84 million in fresh capital to bring cumulative net inflows to $280.8 million. The pivot aligned with a broader institutional surge that poured nearly $1.1 billion into crypto products across the board. Bitcoin and Ethereum absorbed the vast majority of institutional bids while altcoin funds cooled off.
Hyperliquid spot ETFs ended their worst run since launching, snapping three straight weeks of capital drain with a fresh $2.84 million injection. The turnaround comes after redemptions wiped out over $30 million, dragging token prices from mid-sixties down toward the $54 support zone.
The reversal in Hyperliquid funds mirrored a massive institutional wave that funneled nearly $1.1 billion back into crypto asset products. Bitcoin led the surge with over $853 million in single-week buying, while Ethereum products logged $244.9 million—marking their strongest weekly intake since mid-April.
Despite the rebound in major wrappers, smaller altcoin funds cooled off as institutional capital concentrated heavily into the top two assets. With cumulative inflows into Hyperliquid products holding steady at $280.8 million, traders are watching whether spot demand can spark a recovery toward previous highs.