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BlockBeats News, May 31st, the Hyperliquid ETF saw a record high net inflow of $29.6 million on Friday. Of this total, BHYP had a net inflow of $20.1 million, and THYP had a net inflow of $9.5 million. The Hyperliquid ETF has seen net inflows for 13 consecutive trading days, with a total cumulative inflow of $136 million. The continuous influx of funds into the Hyperliquid ETF has driven the strength of HYPE. According to an exchange market data, HYPE has surged over 70% in the past 30 days, now trading at $68.3.

BlockBeats reported that on May 31, spot Bitcoin ETF selling pressure continued to intensify. Following a net outflow of $1.26 billion last week, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded another net outflow of $1.42 billion this week, causing BTC to drop to as low as $72,500. However, on-chain and market data indicate that some capital has started to buy the dip near $70,000. Spot market buying is absorbing part of the selling pressure and providing support for the Bitcoin price, but the scale of buying remains insufficient to reverse the current downward trend. Meanwhile, derivatives market data show that traders have added about $300 million in new leveraged long positions in the $73,000 to $74,000 range, indicating that some investors are betting on a price rebound. In addition, the order book buy-sell ratio has turned positive, indicating that the market finds BTC below $75,000 somewhat attractive. To drive Bitcoin back into an uptrend, the market still needs new catalysts, including progress on the U.S.-Iran peace agreement, spot Bitcoin ETF funds returning to net inflows, a pullback in oil prices, and positive news related to the U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserves.

ChainCatcher news, according to Businesswire, Nakamoto announced that Chairman and CEO David Bailey purchased 191,448 shares of the company's common stock on the open market between May 26 and May 28, 2026, at an average price of approximately $5.19 per share, with a total investment of $992,837.61.