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Bitwise posts keep BHYP in view, but fund terms remain unverified

Bitwise’s X account posted in May that it was introducing a Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF, ticker BHYP, and later posted that BHYP was trading on NYSE, but the supplied evidence verifies only that those company-account claims were made. The assignment’s cited June 12 HHorsley post points to prospectus-style language and a BHYP link, yet that post was not extracted in readable form and the research pack does not include a prospectus, SEC filing, issuer page, exchange notice, or fund-data page. That leaves the market-structure questions narrow but important: whether any BHYP product gives direct HYPE exposure, uses staking, carries specific fees, or creates a regulated bridge from brokerage accounts into Hyperliquid remains unverified here. The extracted WSJ article described Hyperliquid as a 24/7 decentralized crypto platform used by some Wall Street traders for off-hours positioning, which explains why a verified protocol-specific ETF would matter, but it does not verify BHYP’s legal status or terms.

Crypto · June 12, 2026