New flow data from SoSoValue shows that HYPE spot exchange-traded funds took in $966,700 in net inflows on August 5 (Eastern Time). Activity was concentrated entirely in the Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP), which was the only fund to post a positive daily flow. BHYP contributed the full $966,700, lifting its historical net inflows to $105 million. Across the HYPE spot ETF segment, total net assets came to $268 million as of press time, while the net asset ratio stood at 2.11%. Historical cumulative net inflows for the entire category reached $278 million. The distinction between the $105 million and $278 million figures reflects BHYP's individual tally versus the whole segment's cumulative total. The numbers are based on SoSoValue's ETF flow tracker as of the time of writing. It was a day when capital movement in this corner of the crypto market went through a single product, with no other HYPE spot ETF recording inflows.
U.S. HYPE spot ETFs recorded a daily net inflow of $966,700 on August 5, according to SoSoValue data. The inflow was driven solely by the Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP), which netted the entire $966,700 on the day. BHYP's historical net inflows have reached $105 million.
Across the broader HYPE spot ETF segment, total net assets stood at $268 million as of press time, with a net asset ratio of 2.11%. The category's historical cumulative net inflow now totals $278 million. SoSoValue's data covers ETF flows and asset balances, offering a snapshot of how capital moved into HYPE-linked products on that trading day.
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