Hyperliquid's HYPE ETFs experienced no inflows during 12 trading sessions from July 17 to August 3, 2026, resulting in reported net outflows of 29.8 million dollars. The period included nine negative sessions and three flat ones. BHYP absorbed 22.5 million dollars of the outflows, while THYP and HYPG saw 5.3 million dollars and 2 million dollars, respectively. Earlier inflows had totaled approximately 283 million dollars across the HYPE ETFs, with BHYP at 106.3 million dollars, THYP at 50 million dollars, and HYPG at 126.9 million dollars. The outflows began after a strong start, where 161 million dollars were raised in the first month. By July 30, 2026, nearly 27 million dollars had already exited. As of August 3, 2026, HYPE traded at 53.94 dollars, down 4.53% over the past week and 22.82% over the past month. The assets under management (AUM) for BHYP was 92.36 million dollars, with 70% staked, while THYP had 50.95 million dollars AUM, and HYPG had 109.35 million dollars AUM with 94.31% staked. The situation reflects a shift from early accumulation to a test of sustainability for the HYPE ETFs.
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