Hyperliquid, a DeFi protocol, has had its native token HYPE officially included in the regulated Nasdaq CME Crypto Index. The adjustment took effect during the quarterly rebalance of the Hashdex Nasdaq CME Crypto Index ETF (NCIQ). The updated index weighting shows Bitcoin and Ethereum maintain dominant shares, while HYPE enters at 3.36%, closely trailing Solana's 3.79%. XRP holds third place with 5.21%. The inclusion follows Hyperliquid's meeting stringent requirements in market capitalization, liquidity, and custodial security. Investors holding the ETF gain automatic exposure to HYPE, marking a significant milestone for the token in institutional-grade compliance and market infrastructure.
Hyperliquid, a decentralized finance protocol, now has its native token HYPE officially included in the regulated Nasdaq CME Crypto Index. That shift went live on Tuesday, at the same time as the quarterly rebalance of the Hashdex Nasdaq CME Crypto Index ETF (NCIQ).
Index Weighting Breakdown
Under the refreshed index makeup, Bitcoin and Ethereum still command most of the weighting. HYPE joined the index for the first time with a 3.36% allocation, putting it close to Solana's 3.79% weight. XRP kept its spot as the third-largest holding at 5.21%.
Listing Criteria and Institutional Significance
Hyperliquid was added after meeting the index's strict requirements on market capitalization, liquidity, and custodial security. So investors holding shares of the Hashdex Nasdaq CME Crypto Index ETF now get automatic exposure to HYPE. Short version: the token has moved further toward institutional-grade compliance and strong market infrastructure.
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