# ETFS

$HYPE
HYPE ETFs Drained $22M in One Week. Ethereum Got Left Behind.
Two spot Hyperliquid #ETFs launched. Seven days. $22.3 million in net inflows. On five of six trading days, they pulled more capital than every Ethereum ETF combined. This is not a fluke. This is capital voting.
🔹 The Products
21Shares' THYP hit Nasdaq on May 12. Bitwise's BHYP followed on NYSE May 15. Both stake. THYP charges 0.30%. BHYP charges 0.34%, waived on the first $500 million. Volume grew 8x from day one to day five. Bloomberg called the ramp "a really good sign of organic interest."
🔹 The Revenue Engine
Hyperliqu

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Heavy Outflows as Prices Hit Brick Wall
Bitcoin’s ( $BTC ) price breakout attempts were halted on a few occasions at $82,000 in the past week, which could be explained to an extent by the developments on the US ETF front.
The spot Ethereum ( $ETH ) ETFs suffered even more in terms of a red daily streak, as they didn’t see even a single day in the green.
BTC ETFs Bled Out Heavily
Recall that the previous business week, the one that ended on May 6, was quite impressive as the spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted over $620 million in net inflows. This continued an impressive

📉 The Hard Numbers: Jane Street’s Q1 Reduction
According to the filings, Jane Street didn't just "trim"—they significantly slashed their primary Bitcoin exposure:
iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT): Reduced by ~71% (leaving roughly 5.9M shares).
Fidelity Wise Origin (FBTC): Reduced by ~60% (leaving roughly 2M shares).
Strategy (MSTR): Slashed by ~78%.
Bitcoin Miners: Significant reductions across IREN, Cipher Mining, and TeraWulf.
🔄 The "Rotation" Theory: Where did the money go?
You asked if this is a "Smart Rotation," and the filings provide a clear answer. While they exited Bitcoin-heavy

Bitcoin Dominates Institutional Flows Again!
Bitcoin spot ETFs pulled in $27.29M in net inflows on May 11, while Ethereum spot ETFS recorded $16.89M in net outflows. The flow divergence highlights where institutional confidence currently sits. Capital continues rotating toward $BTC as investors prioritize liquidity, strength, and macro positioning, reinforcing Bitcoin's role as the market leader during uncertain conditions.
Smart money follows strength and Bitcoin keeps attracting the capital!
#BTC #Macro #Insights #ETFS #Bitcoin

$ETH continues to look strong.
Yesterday saw $53.03M in ETF inflows, with BlackRock adding $11.68M worth of Ethereum.
Steady inflows like this are the kind of signal the market pays attention to.
#ETH #ETFs #ETHEREUM #Gate

🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: Investors poured money into crypto ETFs today.
$BTC $240M
$ETH $64.9M
$SOL $11M
XRP: $9M
People bought into Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP funds, with Bitcoin leading the pack by a wide margin.
#eth #btc #sol #xrp #etfs

#GateSquareAprilPostingChallenge
🚨 Bitcoin ETF selling just… stopped.
Outflows slowed to a near halt last week.
Major issuers — BlackRock, Fidelity, Bitwise, Grayscale — sold just $16.6M in BTC.
Meanwhile, ARK’s ARKB bought $34.1M in one week. 👀
Is Cathie Wood about to flip the momentum?
#Bitcoin #ETFs #BlackRock #CathieWood 📈🔥

U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Net Outflows, While Solana ETF Records Strong Inflow. 📊
According to Lookonchain monitoring, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a modest net outflow of 21 BTC today. Ethereum spot ETFs experienced a more significant net outflow of 15,212 ETH, reflecting continued selling pressure in the segment. In contrast, Solana ETFs posted a solid net inflow of 15,735 SOL, signaling renewed investor interest in the altcoin.
This mixed performance highlights divergent institutional sentiment across major cryptocurrency ETFs on the day. ⚡
$BTC ‌$ETH ‌$SOL ‌#GateSquareApril

Daily Crypto & ETF Market News
Headline: Relief Rally Gains Traction as ETF Flows Signal Renewed Institutional Interest
Bitcoin and Ethereum led a broad-based relief rally today, with BTC reclaiming key resistance and ETH following suit as traders digested fresh ETF activity. Institutional flows into regulated Bitcoin ETFs appear to be the primary catalyst, improving liquidity and reducing bid-ask spreads for large orders. Short-term momentum indicators show strength, but on-chain metrics and sentiment surveys still reflect caution — retail fear persists even as allocation from funds increase