Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley stated that its US exchange-traded products saw daily inflows of approximately $100 million. The top five were Solana at about $40 million, Bitcoin at about $22 million, Hyperliquid at about $20 million, XRP at about $12 million, and Ethereum at about $1.4 million. He noted that investors are increasing their exposure to cryptocurrencies.

This is the company's figure, not a total for the entire market. Industry data shows that on August 26, net inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs were approximately $232 million, marking the eighth consecutive day of net buying, with BlackRock's products leading; Ethereum's similar products saw about $192 million; XRP, Hyperliquid, and Solana products also had net inflows, totaling about $471 million across five categories. Bitcoin ETF inflows in August have exceeded $3 billion. Hyperliquid products have seen cumulative inflows of about $322 million, while XRP products have accumulated about $1.62 billion. Even as prices pull back from highs, the channel continues to attract capital.

Bitwise has packaged alternative tokens for order placement in brokerage accounts. The daily inflows for Solana and Hyperliquid surpassed that of Ethereum, indicating that once the channel opened, funds were sorted by theme rather than by market cap. Ethereum's $1.4 million appears more like a portfolio rebalancing rather than a primary focus. The company's figures alongside the total market figures reveal which segment it has captured.

ETPs turn on-chain assets into stock codes. The first to list collects the channel fees. A daily inflow of $100 million indicates a sales rhythm, not a halving narrative.

In terms of market mechanics, this packaging product hedges the friction of directly holding coins. Buyers are advisor accounts and retirement channels that can only purchase exchange-traded products; sellers are Bitwise, which provides multi-asset packaging. Funds enter from brokerage cash to create baskets, then move on-chain or into custody. Beneficiaries are the Solana and Hyperliquid product lines; those under pressure are Ethereum shares that barely see any flow that day, and trading platforms still relying on self-built wallets. The event-driven narrative is that issuers are framing their daily inflows as the industry increasing its positions.

Source: Public Information