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Bitwise filed a second amendment to its proposed spot Hyperliquid ETF on Friday, expanding the list of approved trading counterparties to include Flowdesk and Wintermute. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said the fund could launch imminently.
The April 10 filing names FalconX, Flowdesk, Nonco and Wintermute as approved Hyperliquid trading counterparties. In a December amendment, Bitwise had listed three counterparties: A1, Nonco and Solios. The filing now indicates that Solios is a d/b/a of FalconX, while A1—an affiliate of custodian Anchorage Digital—has been removed from the roster.
Anchorage Digital Bank remains the custodian of the trust’s HYPE holdings. CF Benchmarks will provide the daily 4 p.m. ET pricing reference rate.
Bloomberg Intelligence senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas noted that Bitwise’s disclosure of the BHYP ticker and a 0.67% annual management fee suggests the fund could launch soon. Those details were originally revealed in Bitwise’s December amendment.
The U.S. update comes a day after Bitwise Europe listed a fully-backed Hyperliquid staking ETP on Deutsche Börse Xetra on April 9, also under the BHYP ticker. The European product tracks the Kaiko HYPE Reference Rate.
Bitwise was the first issuer to seek U.S. approval for a spot HYPE product when it filed its original S-1 in September. Rival proposals from 21Shares and Grayscale have followed, but Bitwise has remained the furthest along procedurally.
HYPE has gained roughly 200% over the past 12 months as trading activity on Hyperliquid’s on-chain perpetuals venue has expanded. The trust intends to stake substantially all of its HYPE outside a 30% liquidity reserve. Staking rewards are subject to a 15% fee shared between Bitwise and staking agents, and Bitwise affiliate Attestant is flagged in the filing as a potential staking operator.
HYPE was trading flat over the past day, up about 0.67% to $42.48 at time of publication, according to The Block’s Hyperliquid Price page.
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