Bitwise to Launch Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP) on May 16, 2026
Bitwise is set to begin trading of its new Hyperliquid ETF under the ticker BHYP on May 16, 2026. The fund provides direct exposure to hyperliquid:native and includes built-in staking rewards. @CoinDesk reported the development.
ambcrypto.comBitwise is offering a Hyperliquid ETF with the ticker BHYP that provides direct exposure to hyperliquid:native along with built-in staking rewards. Trading of the BHYP ETF begins on 2026-05-16. The ETF ticker is $BHYP.
@CoinDesk reported that the product marks a new vehicle for investors seeking exposure to the native token through a regulated fund structure. The fund's design incorporates staking rewards directly into its operations. This allows holders to earn yields on their positions without separate staking arrangements.
Trading begins tomorrow relative to the announcement. The timing positions the ETF to open for trading on Saturday, May 16, 2026. @CoinDesk reported the full details of the offering in its coverage of the launch.
The report highlighted both the direct exposure mechanism and the integrated staking feature as central elements of the product.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
2 events- 2026-05-15
Bitwise announces Hyperliquid ETF with ticker BHYP offering direct exposure to hyperliquid:native and built-in staking rewards
1 source@CoinDesk - 2026-05-16
Trading of the BHYP ETF begins
1 source@CoinDesk
Potential Impact
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Expands crypto ETF offerings available for trading starting May 16, 2026
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Provides traditional investors regulated access to hyperliquid:native token exposure including staking yields
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