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Grayscale nears Hyperliquid ETF launch with lower fee
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Grayscale nears Hyperliquid ETF launch with lower fee

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Grayscale is expected to launch its Hyperliquid exchange-traded fund as early as this week after updating regulatory filings to include the fund's ticker and management fee, according to Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart.

The crypto asset manager's latest filing shows the ETF will trade under the ticker HYPG and charge a 0.29% management fee, slightly below the 0.30% fee charged by 21Shares and the 0.34% fee charged by Bitwise.

“Likely imminent” and “expecting the launch this week,”

Seyffart wrote on X following Grayscale's sixth amendment to the fund's registration documents.

The proposed launch follows the debut of Hyperliquid ETFs from 21Shares and Bitwise in mid-May, which have collectively attracted nearly $140 million in net inflows as investors seek exposure to Hyperliquid's HYPE token.

Hyperliquid has emerged as one of the fastest-growing crypto trading platforms, consistently processing more than $170 billion in monthly trading volume across multiple asset classes, according to blockchain data.

Like its competitors, Grayscale's ETF plans to stake HYPE tokens to generate yield, a feature increasingly being used by crypto fund providers to attract investor capital.

The growing interest in Hyperliquid-linked investment products has helped lift HYPE to a record high of $75.30 and a market capitalisation of $16.7 billion, even as US-listed bitcoin and ether ETFs continue to experience sustained capital outflows.

At the time of reporting, Hyperliquid price was $73.17.

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