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Grayscale has submitted an amended filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a spot BNB exchange-traded fund (ETF). According to NS3.AI, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart noted that the submission involved revisions to the product's S-1 application.

T. Rowe Price has submitted a fourth amended S-1 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its proposed T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF. According to NS3.AI, the fund aims to invest in a selection of 15 cryptocurrencies. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart noted the filing, which outlines a proposed investment basket that includes major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Cardano, and Dogecoin.

Bitwise Asset Management has introduced the BHYP fund on the New York Stock Exchange, providing investors with spot HYPE exposure and staking rewards. According to NS3.AI, the fund carries a 0.34% sponsor fee and plans to stake a significant portion of its HYPE holdings through Bitwise's in-house staking division. This marks the second US-listed Hyperliquid product to debut this week. Bitwise referenced DeFiLlama data indicating that Hyperliquid processed approximately $2.9 trillion in trading volume in 2025.

Tokenized ETFs have achieved a combined onchain market capitalization of $430 million, with Ondo Finance's IVVon emerging as a leader in this category. According to NS3.AI, the onchain EUR stablecoin market has also surpassed $760 million in total market capitalization, indicating robust growth in these digital asset sectors.

Bitwise has announced an exclusive partnership with Canaccord Wealth UK, a British wealth management firm managing approximately $70 billion in assets. According to Odaily, this collaboration will enable Canaccord to offer Bitcoin and Ethereum ETP products to select clients, with investment allocations reaching up to 5% of their portfolios. The partnership extends to the UK and Channel Islands markets.

Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart announced on the X platform that the 2x leveraged Cerebras Systems ETF (CBRG) has officially begun trading. According to Odaily, its underlying asset, CBRS, only started trading the previous afternoon, marking a rapid launch of the leveraged ETF within hours. Seyffart noted that this 'fast-follow' ETF issuance model is accelerating, suggesting that similar rapid replication paths for leveraged ETFs around non-listed or high-interest assets like SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI may emerge. This reflects a significant increase in the speed of productization in the ETF market for new asset exposures.

A newly-launched ETF experienced its best trading day on Thursday, achieving a trading volume of $8.1 million and net inflows of approximately $4.9 million, according to The Block. This marks a significant milestone for the ETF, highlighting strong investor interest and engagement.

Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), MSBT, has increased its Bitcoin holdings. According to Odaily, Arkham's monitoring revealed that the fund added 74.536 BTC, valued at $5.93 million. This brings the total Bitcoin holdings of the fund to 3,389 BTC, valued at $273 million.

JPMorgan Chase has submitted an application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a blockchain-based money market fund. According to NS3.AI, the fund is designed to cater to stablecoin issuers, utilizing Kinexys Digital Assets infrastructure within a permissioned system on public blockchains. The filing indicates that one or more stablecoin issuers are anticipated to hold fund shares as reserve assets to support their stablecoins.

Ethereum spot ETFs saw varied net flows on May 14, according to Foresight News. Data from SoSoValue indicates a total net outflow of $5.651 million in Ethereum spot ETFs on that day. The Fidelity ETF FETH recorded the highest single-day net inflow of $6.8763 million, bringing its historical total net inflow to $2.208 billion. VanEck ETF ETHV followed with a single-day net inflow of $3.3667 million, accumulating a historical total net inflow of $167 million.
Conversely, the Blackrock ETF ETHA experienced the largest single-day net outflow of $13.2125 million, with its historical total net inflow reaching $11.863 billion.
As of the time of reporting, the total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs stands at $13.453 billion, with an ETF net asset ratio of 4.85% compared to Ethereum's total market capitalization. The historical cumulative net inflow has reached $11.897 billion.

Solana spot ETFs experienced substantial inflows on May 14, according to Foresight News. Data from SoSoValue indicates a total net inflow of $6.5063 million for the day. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) led with a net inflow of $3.7716 million, bringing its historical total to $903 million. The Fidelity Solana Fund ETF (FSOL) followed with a net inflow of $2.7347 million, reaching a historical total of $171 million.
As of the latest update, the total net asset value of Solana spot ETFs stands at $1.05 billion, with a net asset ratio of 1.96%. The cumulative historical net inflow has reached $1.115 billion.

21Shares has announced the launch of an actively managed cryptocurrency ETF, trading under the ticker TKNS. According to ChainCatcher, the fund is managed by a professional team aiming to capitalize on market opportunities and outperform passive index funds. Portfolio managers will adjust holdings based on market conditions to balance long-term goals with short-term opportunities. The ETF operates like a standard stock ETF, offering simplified tax reporting and is currently available for trading on select brokerage platforms.

Dartmouth College's endowment has disclosed a significant investment in cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs), amounting to approximately $14 million, according to a May 14 SEC filing. According to NS3.AI, the portfolio includes a notable $7.7 million allocation in BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF. Additionally, the filing reveals smaller investments linked to Ethereum and Solana, indicating a diversified approach to crypto assets.

The Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF, trading under the ticker BHYP, will commence trading on the New York Stock Exchange this Friday, according to an announcement. This marks the first U.S. fund to offer Hyperliquid staking rewards, facilitated through Bitwise Onchain Solutions. The launch follows 21Shares' Hyperliquid ETF (THYP), which began trading on Tuesday. Hyperliquid, a leading onchain perps exchange, is gaining traction for trading tokenized commodities and spot crypto. The HYPE token, used for platform fees, ranks among the top 15 tokens by trading volume, according to The Block.

Spot ETF outflows combined with a hawkish stance from the Federal Reserve are contributing to a 'macro ceiling' that could prevent markets from reaching new all-time highs, according to CoinDesk. Analysts suggest that without a significant geopolitical shift, the current environment may continue to suppress upward momentum in financial markets. This situation underscores the impact of macroeconomic factors on investment strategies and market performance.

Hashdex CIO Samir Kerbage has expressed concerns that the cryptocurrency markets are undervaluing the potential impact of the CLARITY Act's passage. According to NS3.AI, the Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to meet later today to discuss the bill, which was approved by the House with a 294-134 vote in July 2025. Kerbage believes that if the law is enacted, it could pave the way for institutional capital to flow into the market through ETFs and index-based crypto products. However, the bill requires at least seven Democratic votes in the full Senate and may encounter amendments before it can be signed into law.

CME Group has announced plans to introduce Nasdaq CME Cryptocurrency Index Futures on June 8, pending regulatory review. According to Foresight News, this will be the company's first market-capitalization-weighted futures contract, available in both micro and large contract sizes. These contracts aim to provide market participants with an efficient way to invest in leading cryptocurrencies through a financially settled futures contract.Upon expiration, the Nasdaq CME Cryptocurrency Index Futures will settle based on the value of the Nasdaq CME Cryptocurrency Settlement Price Index. This index measures the performance of the most traded and active cryptocurrencies, which currently include Bitcoin, Ethereum, SOL, XRP, ADA, LINK, and Lumens (XLM) as of May 14.

U.S. President Donald Trump has arrived in Beijing for a two-day summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, marking a significant diplomatic engagement between the two nations. According to NS3.AI, this visit coincides with Charles Schwab's initiation of a U.S. retail rollout for spot cryptocurrency trading, highlighting the growing integration of digital assets in mainstream financial services. Additionally, Bitcoin ETFs witnessed substantial net outflows, totaling $630 million on Wednesday, reflecting shifting investor sentiment in the cryptocurrency market.

JPMorgan Chase significantly increased its reported exposure to Bitcoin ETFs in the first quarter of 2026, with its position in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust jumping 174% despite Bitcoin prices falling more than 22% during the same period. The bank's 13F filing, published Wednesday, reveals selective but broad-based accumulation across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana-linked funds — a pattern that points to deliberate strategic positioning rather than momentum chasing.
IBIT leads the expansion: 174% increase, $162 million added
The headline move was JPMorgan's increase in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust from approximately 3 million shares in Q4 2025 to 8.3 million shares in Q1 2026 — a 174% jump that added roughly $162 million in reported value. The timing is notable. JPMorgan was buying aggressively into a quarter when Bitcoin fell sharply and US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows overall, suggesting the bank was treating the price weakness as an entry opportunity rather than a reason to reduce exposure.
Broader Bitcoin ETF accumulation: BITB up 900%, FBTC up 450%
Beyond IBIT, JPMorgan expanded positions across several other Bitcoin ETF products. Holdings in the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF surged nearly 900%, rising from 4,872 shares to 48,258 shares and adding approximately $1.51 million in reported value. Its position in the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund increased roughly 450%, from 3,996 shares to 22,196 shares, adding around $980,000.
The bank also dramatically expanded its position in the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF — a futures-based rather than spot product — with holdings surging from just 40 shares to 1,302 shares, a gain of more than 3,000%. While the absolute dollar value of that position remains small, the directional signal is consistent with the broader pattern of increasing Bitcoin exposure across product types.
New Solana ETF position, expanded Ethereum exposure
JPMorgan's Q1 activity extended beyond Bitcoin. The bank initiated its first reported position in a Solana-focused product, buying 47,460 shares of the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF worth approximately $523,000. The move marks a meaningful expansion of the bank's reported altcoin ETF footprint into an asset class that has attracted growing institutional interest.
On the Ethereum side, JPMorgan increased its position in the iShares Ethereum Trust by 36% to 266,734 shares, alongside a sharp increase in the Bitwise Ethereum ETF. The expansion of Ethereum ETF exposure — even as the ETH/BTC ratio has fallen to ten-month lows — suggests the bank is building long-term positions in the asset rather than making short-term directional bets.
XRP fully exited
The one clear reversal in the filing was a complete exit from XRP-linked exposure. JPMorgan reduced its position in the Bitwise XRP ETF from 3,870 shares to zero during the quarter. The exit stands in contrast to the broad expansion across other crypto asset classes and may reflect either a tactical reallocation or a specific view on XRP's regulatory and market outlook relative to competing assets.
Mixed signals in crypto equity positions
JPMorgan's crypto-linked equity positions told a more mixed story. The bank slightly increased its position in Strategy — the world's largest public Bitcoin holder — in line with its bullish Bitcoin ETF positioning. It also added to positions in Block, MARA Holdings, Core Scientific, and PayPal.
On the other side of the ledger, JPMorgan reduced holdings in Robinhood Markets, Coinbase, Galaxy Digital, and Bitdeer Technologies Group — a combination that suggests the bank is becoming more selective about which parts of the crypto equity ecosystem it wants exposure to, favoring Bitcoin-adjacent infrastructure and payment rails over pure-play crypto trading and mining services.
What the filing signals
Taken together, JPMorgan's Q1 13F paints a picture of a major traditional financial institution deepening its crypto exposure during a period of market weakness rather than retreating from it. Buying Bitcoin ETFs aggressively through a 22% price drawdown, initiating a first Solana ETF position, and expanding Ethereum exposure simultaneously are not the actions of an institution treating digital assets as a peripheral or opportunistic allocation.
The filing adds to a growing body of evidence — alongside BlackRock's tokenization filings, the Senate Banking Committee's CLARITY Act deliberations, and continued institutional ETF inflows — that the institutionalization of crypto is advancing structurally rather than cyclically. For markets, the key implication is that the institutional bid for Bitcoin and select digital assets is likely to be more durable through price drawdowns than the retail-driven demand cycles that defined earlier crypto market cycles.

According to Foresight News, data from SoSoValue indicates that on May 13, HYPE spot ETF experienced a net inflow of $1.3571 million. The inflow was solely attributed to the 21Shares Hyperliquid ETF (THYP), which saw a net inflow of $1.3571 million on that day, bringing its historical total net inflow to $2.5248 million.
As of the time of reporting, the total net asset value of the HYPE spot ETF stands at $31.667 billion, with a net asset ratio of 0.03%. The historical cumulative net inflow has reached $25.248 billion.