According to CoinWorld news, Bitcoin ETFs recently recorded net outflows of $8 billion, while HyperLiquid attracted net inflows of $172 million. This shift from Bitcoin ETFs to HyperLiquid indicates a change in investor preferences, which may reshape crypto investment strategies.

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FloorSweeper
· 2h ago
1.72 billion versus 8 billion is still a drop in the bucket, but the directional significance matters more than the numbers—HyperLiquid has caught the wave this time.
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TripleYield
· 3h ago
Are traditional ETFs not as appealing anymore? The DeFi derivatives space is indeed more flexible, and this wave of migration shows that longtime players are starting to pursue higher efficiency.
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BlueChipWatch
· 3h ago
This $8 billion outflow from the ETF is a bit scary, but HyperLiquid being able to absorb $172 million also shows real strength—the funds are looking for new exit routes.
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