Solana and the Hyperliquid ETF together account for nearly 80% of the trading volume of non-Bitcoin and non-Ethereum ETFs. Among them, the Solana ETF has approximately $904 million in assets under management, while the Hyperliquid ETF has accumulated net inflows of about $350 million, both representing around 2% of their respective token market caps. By comparison, about 9% of Bitcoin’s market cap is held by ETF products. (The Block)

SOL0.03%
HYPE-2.38%
BTC-0.80%
ETH0.08%
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TickAnalyst
· 10h ago
A 2% share isn’t high, but the share of trading volume is so huge—does that mean retail traders and funds are going crazy fighting it out?
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StatArbWorker
· 10h ago
In Bitcoin’s ETFs, its market value is 9%; SOL is only 2%. There’s still plenty of room, but it also depends on how the regulatory follow-up unfolds.
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OracleBabysitter
· 10h ago
Only 2% of the market cap is held by ETFs—far behind Bitcoin’s 9%—which suggests that institutional allocations to SOL and HYPE are still in the early stage.
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