UBS, Jane Street Among Firms Disclosing $75M in Hyperliquid ETF Holdings
What happened: Thirty institutional entities—including UBS, Jane Street, and Bank of Montreal—disclosed a combined $74.
What happened: Thirty institutional entities—including UBS, Jane Street, and Bank of Montreal—disclosed a combined $74.9 million in Hyperliquid (HYPE) ETF exposure as of June 30, 2026, according to Bloomberg Intelligence’s review of 13F filings. The largest holder, Brazil’s Wealth High Governance Asset Management, reported $23.9 million in 21Shares’ HYPE fund. The top five firms account for over 70% of total disclosed holdings. Combined assets under management for HYPE ETFs reached $480.86 million, with $356.58 million in net inflows through September 4.
Why it matters: The entry of major global banks and market makers into Hyperliquid ETFs signals growing institutional interest in crypto-structured products. However, 13F filings only capture managers above a $100 million threshold and may include hedged or client-driven positions, so actual directional exposure remains opaque. The rapid accumulation of assets suggests rising demand for liquid, regulated crypto exposure among traditional finance players.
Source: The Block