HYPE ETF Attracts Nearly $160 Million Despite Bitcoin’s Price Decline
The HYPE ETF drew close to $160 million in new capital while Bitcoin’s price slid, revealing a growing divergence between targeted fund interest and broader crypto market trends.
The HYPE ETF drew close to $160 million in new capital while Bitcoin’s price slid, revealing a growing divergence between targeted fund interest and broader crypto market trends.
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