# ETF Articoli collegati

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Who is Selling, Who is Holding, Who is Still Buying? The Divergence of U.S. Old Money's Crypto ETF Holdings

"American Institutional Crypto ETF Holdings Show Divergence in Q1 2026. Amidst a quarter of market pullback, major institutional 13F filings reveal distinct strategies towards crypto ETFs. Key sell-offs/trimming: Harvard Management cut its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) holdings by ~43% and fully exited its iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) position, reallocating some funds toward AI/tech stocks. Goldman Sachs reduced its overall crypto ETF exposure, notably clearing its XRP and Solana ETF holdings while adding to selected crypto-related equities like Circle and Galaxy Digital. Hedge funds Millennium Management and Capula Management also significantly reduced or fully exited major Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF positions. Holders maintaining positions: Brown University kept its IBIT stake unchanged, demonstrating a long-term allocation approach. Dartmouth College maintained its core Bitcoin ETF holding while shifting some Ethereum exposure to a staking ETF and initiating a position in a Bitwise Solana Staking ETF. Strategic buyers increasing exposure: Sovereign wealth fund Mubadala increased its IBIT holdings by ~16%. JPMorgan significantly boosted its IBIT stake by 174%, while Wells Fargo raised its Ethereum ETF allocations. Market maker Jane Street rebalanced, cutting Bitcoin ETF holdings but adding ~$82 million in Ethereum ETF exposure. The filings indicate institutions are actively sorting crypto assets by perceived risk and liquidity, with Bitcoin often treated as a 'core' holding, Ethereum facing mixed treatment, and altcoins like Solana and XRP being the first to be cut or used for tactical 'elastic' allocations by some. It's crucial to note that 13F data is a lagging snapshot (as of March 31) and doesn't reveal entry costs or potential off-balance-sheet hedging strategies."

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Who is Selling, Who is Holding, Who is Still Buying? The Divergence of U.S. Old Money's Crypto ETF Holdings

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It's Bankless That Needs Ethereum, Not Ethereum That Needs Bankless

Titled "Bankless Needs Ethereum, Not the Other Way Around," this article analyzes the significant recent news involving Bankless, a prominent crypto media outlet. Bankless co-founder David Hoffman announced the sale of all his ETH holdings, while the company also reportedly underwent major layoffs, with its founders parting ways. The news, likened to a high-profile defection, initially sent shockwaves through the Ethereum community, given Bankless's historical role as a key evangelist and "semi-official" narrative builder for Ethereum. For years, through its podcasts and writings, Bankless championed core Ethereum ideas like "ultrasound money" and the blockchain's role as a new financial settlement layer, acting as a crucial community hub and belief system during its growth phase. However, the article argues this development is not necessarily negative for Ethereum. It suggests Bankless's "first mission"—serving as Ethereum's passionate, inward-facing "propaganda department"—has largely been completed. As Ethereum matures and moves towards mainstream, institutional adoption, the narrative baton has shifted. Today, the value propositions of ETH are increasingly communicated to traditional finance by asset managers like BlackRock and VanEck, public companies adding ETH to their treasuries, and established financial figures. This represents a natural evolution towards a more decentralized, professional, and institutionally-focused narrative network. Therefore, while Bankless's retreat marks the end of an era, it signifies Ethereum's growing resilience and its reduced reliance on any single entity for belief, as its story is now carried forward by a broader and more mature ecosystem of advocates.

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It's Bankless That Needs Ethereum, Not Ethereum That Needs Bankless

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a16z Invests Heavily with $356 Million in HYPE, Surpassing Paradigm to Become the Largest External Holder

On May 21st, HYPE surged past $59, reaching a new high since September 2025, with a market cap nearing $150 billion. Analysts attribute the rally to a short squeeze and significant ETF inflows. The launch of two U.S. spot ETFs for Hyperliquid has driven substantial capital, with their inflows at times surpassing those of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Major institutions are actively accumulating HYPE. Venture firm a16z has become the largest external holder with a $356 million position, surpassing Paradigm. Other firms like Goldman Sachs, Grayscale, and Galaxy Digital have also made large purchases, with Goldman reportedly selling portions of its XRP, ETH, and BTC holdings to buy HYPE. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan calls HYPE one of the most "mispriced" assets, arguing its valuation should reflect Hyperliquid's broader platform beyond just a perpetual DEX token. The protocol generates substantial real revenue, using 97% of fees to buy back and burn HYPE. Its expansion into RWA commodities and prediction markets has driven user growth and transaction volume, now commanding about 70% of the on-chain perpetual DEX market. However, this rapid growth faces challenges. Traditional exchanges CME and ICE are pressuring the CFTC to regulate Hyperliquid, citing concerns over its impact on global commodity benchmarks. Concurrently, some major market makers have withdrawn significant liquidity from the platform. With HYPE up over 125% year-to-date, operational risks are rising. Large holders are reportedly hedging with sizable short positions. The regulatory outlook from the CFTC remains a key uncertainty, adding another layer to the ongoing battle over the future of on-chain finance.

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a16z Invests Heavily with $356 Million in HYPE, Surpassing Paradigm to Become the Largest External Holder

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Conversation with Glassnode Analyst: Bitcoin Bull Market Has Restarted, Current Market Still in 'Sell on Rally' Phase

Bitcoin analyst Checkmate believes the cryptocurrency market is now in a bull phase following a likely capitulation event in June, with an 80% probability the $60,000 low marked the bottom. However, he expects a prolonged consolidation period, similar to past cycles. Key resistance levels are identified at $78,000 (short-term cost basis), $85,000 (a critical supply zone and 200-day moving average), and $95,000. Sustained price appreciation requires consistent capital inflows, with institutions expected to enter more aggressively if Bitcoin surpasses $100,000. The discussion extends to macroeconomics, where rising global bond yields signal a loss of trust in government fiscal management. Checkmate argues this reflects a broader monetary regime change, where Bitcoin and gold will serve as primary stores of value outside the traditional system, while fiat currencies like the USD act as mediums of exchange. Finally, Checkmate criticizes proposed Australian capital gains tax reforms, calling them a "wealth grab." The plan to replace a 50% discount for assets held over a year with inflation indexing based on low CPI rates would drastically increase effective tax rates, punishing savers and investors trying to overcome the country's severe housing affordability crisis. He urges public opposition to prevent such policies from spreading globally.

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Conversation with Glassnode Analyst: Bitcoin Bull Market Has Restarted, Current Market Still in 'Sell on Rally' Phase

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Morning Brief | Deloitte Acquires Crypto Infrastructure Firm Blocknative; Stablecoin Firm Checker Raises $8M; a16z Likely Becomes Largest External Holder of HYPE

ChainCatcher Daily Update - May 21st Major headlines include Deloitte's acquisition of crypto infrastructure firm Blocknative, signaling further traditional finance adoption. In funding news, stablecoin infrastructure company Checker secured $8 million, while decentralized derivatives platform Variational raised $50 million in a Series A round led by Dragonfly Capital. Significant corporate moves saw Tether acquire SoftBank's entire stake in Twenty One Capital (XXI), and Mastercard pivot its strategy by investing in BVNK for stablecoin payments after abandoning Zerohash. VC giant Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) is reported to be a major external holder of HYPE, with positions exceeding $356 million. On the institutional front, MicroStrategy's CEO noted that 13 of its top 15 institutional shareholders increased their $MSTR holdings in Q1 2026, with aggregate positions growing 27%. Meanwhile, the parent company of the NYSE, ICE, announced plans to launch a futures market for AI computing power ("hashrate"). The report also features a "Meme Hot List" ranking trending tokens on Ethereum, Solana, and Base networks, and highlights several key articles. These include an analysis of renowned investor Duan Yongping's first crypto investment in Circle, concerns over talent drain and institutional selling pressure at the Ethereum Foundation, the growing business of crypto asset recovery, and an examination of the trillion-dollar potential and remaining hurdles for the tokenized asset market.

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Morning Brief | Deloitte Acquires Crypto Infrastructure Firm Blocknative; Stablecoin Firm Checker Raises $8M; a16z Likely Becomes Largest External Holder of HYPE

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Why is HYPE Still Surging? Has It Topped Out?

The article analyzes the reasons behind the continued surge of the HYPE token, despite the current market conditions. The primary drivers identified are: 1. **ETF Inflows and a New Buyback Mechanism:** The launch of two ETFs (THYP by 21Shares and BHYP by Bitwise) has opened a channel for traditional capital. Crucially, Bitwise announced it will allocate 10% of BHYP's management fee income to acquire and stake HYPE, creating a potential source of recurring buy pressure linked to the ETF's growth. 2. **USDC Integration and New Revenue Stream:** The return of USDC to Hyperliquid, facilitated by Coinbase and Circle, is significant. It establishes a protocol revenue-sharing model from USDC reserve yields. Community estimates suggest this could generate substantial daily income (approx. $440k), which could be used for HYPE buybacks, decoupling token demand from just trading fees and linking it to the platform's stablecoin deposits. 3. **Expansion into New Markets:** Hyperliquid is broadening beyond being just a Perp DEX. Its HIP-4 feature launches it into the prediction market space, already showing high volume. This requires HYPE staking for market creation, directly increasing token utility and staking demand. Furthermore, the platform's Real-World Asset (RWA) trading has seen Open Interest hit a new high of $2.6B, indicating growth in trading traditional assets like stocks and commodities. 4. **Regulatory Tailwinds for RWA:** Potential SEC exemptions for tokenized stock trading could further accelerate Hyperliquid's RWA business, turning a niche into a major battleground for on-chain trading. In summary, the market is re-rating HYPE as Hyperliquid evolves from a single-purpose DEX into a comprehensive on-chain trading system with multiple growing revenue streams (trading fees, reserve yields, prediction markets) and expanding asset classes (crypto, RWAs). However, the article notes that despite the strong long-term fundamentals, short-term price action is currently volatile due to a large-scale showdown between whale long and short positions exceeding $60 million.

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Why is HYPE Still Surging? Has It Topped Out?

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