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Hyperliquid’s HYPE token could soon attract a wider U.S. investor base as the launch of a Spot HYPE ETF appears imminent. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said Bitwise has updated its filing for the product, adding a ticker (BHYP) and setting a fee of 0.67%.
Balchunas noted that such updates “typically mean a launch is soon,” pointing to HYPE’s strong momentum. HYPE is up 200% over the past year, according to the analyst’s comments included in the report.
Bitwise first filed for the Spot HYPE ETF in September 2025. A month later, 21Shares submitted a similar application. In March 2026, Grayscale joined, bringing the total number of issuers to three.
Both Bitwise and Grayscale plan to include a HYPE staking feature in the future if the ETF is approved. If approved, HYPE would join BTC, Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL) as crypto assets with major interest from treasury firms and ETF investors.
Separately, Hyperliquid is testing a feature that would allow traders seeking faster execution to pay priority fees for HIP-3 trades, described in the report as covering oil, gold, and other non-crypto assets.
The concept is already live on many Solana applications, such as Jupiter (JUP), where priority order execution is available to advanced traders and firms. On Solana, priority fees are paid in SOL and shared with validators, helping reduce network congestion.
For Hyperliquid, the report says priority fees would be paid in HYPE and used for buybacks and token burns.
HYPE has bounced about 20% in April, and the report says it could retest a recent high of $43 and then target the $50 psychological level.
However, the broader structure is described as depending on a $35 support zone. Even if HYPE pulls back in the short term, a bounce from that level could keep the path toward $43 and $50 intact.
The report also cautions that if ETF and market inflows do not improve marginally, slowing trading activity could cause HYPE to rally and stall around $43 or $50.
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