Hyperliquid Joins Nasdaq CME Crypto Index Alongside Bitcoin and XRP

Summary

• HYPE entered Nasdaq CME Crypto Index at 3.36%, trailing Solana while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP retained larger allocations within fund.
• Spot HYPE ETFs held $461.54 million, led by BlackRock, Fidelity, and 21Shares, with combined net inflows reaching $344.31 million overall.
• Hashdex fund purchases now provide automatic HYPE exposure, expanding the token’s distribution through a regulated diversified cryptocurrency product for investors.

 

Hyperliquid has joined the Nasdaq CME Crypto Index, placing HYPE beside Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and other major digital assets. The addition took effect during the benchmark’s scheduled quarterly rebalancing, according to an SEC filing from Hashdex.

HYPE entered with a 3.36% weighting, immediately becoming one of the nine-asset index’s largest components. Bitcoin retained the dominant 74.36% allocation, while Ethereum remained second with an 11.88% share.

Meanwhile, XRP secured third place at 5.21%, preserving its position above Solana and the newly added HYPE. Solana accounted for 3.79%, leaving HYPE only slightly behind one of the market’s most established blockchain networks.

Cardano, Chainlink, Stellar, and Bitcoin Cash divided the remaining allocation, which represented less than 1.5% overall. Consequently, HYPE now receives automatic exposure whenever investors purchase shares of the diversified Hashdex index fund.

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HYPE ETF Growth Supports Hyperliquid’s Index Inclusion

Hyperliquid’s inclusion followed its compliance with exchange requirements covering market capitalization, liquidity, and secure custody standards. Moreover, regulated investment products supporting HYPE have expanded the token’s institutional presence across the United States.

According to SoSoValue, spot HYPE ETFs held $461.54 million in combined net assets on September 1. That figure equaled approximately 2.45% of Hyperliquid’s market capitalization, demonstrating measurable demand through regulated financial products.

BlackRock’s IBYH led the group with $236.10 million, accounting for more than half of the combined assets. Fidelity’s FHYP followed with $138.59 million, while 21Shares’ THYP held another $86.85 million in net assets.

Additionally, combined net inflows reached $344.31 million, while daily trading volume across the products totaled $14.72 million. HYPE traded near $83.62 before the rebalancing, providing a sizable valuation and sufficient liquidity for index eligibility.

Hashdex Fund Purchases Now Include HYPE Exposure

The 3.36% allocation gives Hyperliquid a meaningful position without substantially changing the index’s Bitcoin-heavy structure. However, HYPE’s placement above four established cryptocurrencies signals growing recognition among regulated investment providers.

Its inclusion also creates a new distribution channel for investors seeking broad cryptocurrency exposure without directly purchasing tokens. Ultimately, the rebalanced fund connects HYPE with institutional capital while preserving Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP as its leading holdings. This development strengthens Hyperliquid’s access to portfolios tracking the broader regulated crypto market.

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