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21Shares Hyperliquid ETF demand signals 24/7 trading appetite

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21Shares reports strong early inflows into its Hyperliquid ETF, indicating growing investor demand for 24/7 trading access in crypto and traditional markets.

21Shares Hyperliquid ETF demand signals 24/7 trading appetite

21Shares says strong early flows into its new Hyperliquid ETF reflect growing investor demand for around-the-clock access to crypto and traditional assets.

The Hyperliquid ETF, which tracks the performance of the Hyperliquid blockchain's native token, has attracted significant capital since its launch. The product offers investors exposure to a decentralized perpetual exchange ecosystem that operates 24/7, a feature that traditional markets have long lacked. For crypto traders, this ETF provides a regulated vehicle to gain exposure to the growing decentralized finance (DeFi) sector without directly holding the underlying token. Live crypto prices and charts on NowPrice show how the market is reacting to this development, with traders closely monitoring the ETF's impact on Hyperliquid's token price and broader DeFi sentiment.

The strong demand for the Hyperliquid ETF comes at a time when the crypto industry is pushing for greater integration with traditional finance. The success of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs earlier in the cycle has paved the way for more thematic products. For traders, the key question is whether this appetite for 24/7 trading will extend to other crypto-native assets and protocols. The next catalyst to watch is the potential approval of similar ETFs for other decentralized exchange tokens, which could further blur the lines between crypto and traditional market hours. Additionally, the performance of Hyperliquid's protocol metrics, such as trading volume and total value locked, will be critical in sustaining investor interest.

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