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Market Cap
Volume (24h)
Circulating Supply
Total Supply
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Price perfomance
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Depth +2%
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PRICE
+26.06%
$4.4

PRICE
+8.58%
$382.69
PRICE
+6.84%
$0.01134

PRICE
+3.77%
$0.007764

PRICE
+3.31%
$0.1787

PRICE
+3.24%
$0.02650

PRICE
+2.9%
$1.88

PRICE
+2.58%
$0.059

PRICE
+1.64%
$0.09378

PRICE
+1.63%
$0.1731

PRICE
+1.52%
$1.39

PRICE
+1.38%
$0.054

PRICE
+1.38%
$0.07980
PRICE
+1.37%
$1.95

PRICE
+1.35%
$0.052

PRICE
+1.33%
$0.056

PRICE
+1.22%
$0.3334

PRICE
+1.13%
$448.45

PRICE
+1.04%
$55.55

PRICE
+0.94%
$3.27

PRICE
+0.85%
$9.4

PRICE
+0.81%
$9.41

PRICE
+0.77%
$0.09007

PRICE
+0.77%
$86.25

PRICE
+0.73%
$0.007233

VOL24
+1,568.93%
$0.9956

VOL24
+901.81%
$1.13

VOL24
+450.6%
$0.9998

VOL24
+365.13%
$1.01

VOL24
+119.95%
$0.1681

VOL24
+115.19%
$1.01

VOL24
+95.36%
$1.04

VOL24
+80.64%
$1.01

VOL24
+80.55%
$0.03652

VOL24
+64.45%
$0.1503
VOL24
+52.83%
$1.95

VOL24
+49.96%
$83.68

VOL24
+46.89%
$0.1787

VOL24
+42.2%
$2,310.45

VOL24
+37.62%
$1.36

VOL24
+28.94%
$382.69

VOL24
+28.13%
$0.7074

VOL24
+25.52%
$0.001839

VOL24
+19.99%
$39.75

VOL24
+18.79%
$448.45

VOL24
+17.86%
$4,734.45

VOL24
+16.52%
$317.14

VOL24
+15.02%
$0.02650

VOL24
+12.45%
$8.46

VOL24
+12.18%
$0.6795

PRICE
+26.06%
$4.4

PRICE
+8.58%
$382.69
PRICE
+6.84%
$0.01134

PRICE
+3.77%
$0.007764

PRICE
+3.31%
$0.1787

PRICE
+3.24%
$0.02650

PRICE
+2.9%
$1.88

PRICE
+2.58%
$0.059

PRICE
+1.64%
$0.09378

PRICE
+1.63%
$0.1731

PRICE
+1.52%
$1.39

PRICE
+1.38%
$0.054

PRICE
+1.38%
$0.07980
PRICE
+1.37%
$1.95

PRICE
+1.35%
$0.052

PRICE
+1.33%
$0.056

PRICE
+1.22%
$0.3334

PRICE
+1.13%
$448.45

PRICE
+1.04%
$55.55

PRICE
+0.94%
$3.27

PRICE
+0.85%
$9.4

PRICE
+0.81%
$9.41

PRICE
+0.77%
$0.09007

PRICE
+0.77%
$86.25

PRICE
+0.73%
$0.007233

VOL24
+1,568.93%
$0.9956

VOL24
+901.81%
$1.13

VOL24
+450.6%
$0.9998

VOL24
+365.13%
$1.01

VOL24
+119.95%
$0.1681

VOL24
+115.19%
$1.01

VOL24
+95.36%
$1.04

VOL24
+80.64%
$1.01

VOL24
+80.55%
$0.03652

VOL24
+64.45%
$0.1503
VOL24
+52.83%
$1.95

VOL24
+49.96%
$83.68

VOL24
+46.89%
$0.1787

VOL24
+42.2%
$2,310.45

VOL24
+37.62%
$1.36

VOL24
+28.94%
$382.69

VOL24
+28.13%
$0.7074

VOL24
+25.52%
$0.001839

VOL24
+19.99%
$39.75

VOL24
+18.79%
$448.45

VOL24
+17.86%
$4,734.45

VOL24
+16.52%
$317.14

VOL24
+15.02%
$0.02650

VOL24
+12.45%
$8.46

VOL24
+12.18%
$0.6795
Rise 40%
Fall 60%


$0.00001294
#9715
$14,209.97
$50,276
999,986,681
999,986,681
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21 Apr 2026, 14:10

Grayscale amended its Hyperliquid ETF filing on April 20, replacing Coinbase with Anchorage Digital Bank as custodian for the proposed fund, a switch that goes beyond operational logistics. Coinbase Custody Trust Company is the primary custodian for nearly all U.S.-traded spot bitcoin ETFs , making its removal from this filing a deliberate signal rather than a routine substitution. The core question: does swapping in a federally chartered bank custodian improve Grayscale’s regulatory positioning with the SEC on a fund tied to an asset whose underlying perps platform is currently ring-fenced from U.S. users? Key Takeaways: Custodian change: Anchorage Digital Bank replaces Coinbase as custodian in Grayscale’s amended HYPE ETF S-1, filed April 20, 2026. Anchorage’s regulatory status: First federally chartered crypto bank in the U.S., carrying OCC-granted qualified custodian designation – a distinction Coinbase does not hold. Coinbase’s dominance context: Coinbase Custody Trust Company serves as primary custodian for nearly every U.S. spot bitcoin ETF; its absence here is structurally notable. Anchorage’s recent valuation: Tether’s $100 million strategic equity investment in February 2026 valued the firm at $4.2 billion, up from $3 billion in its 2021 Series D. Open approval question: Staking optionality in the HYPE ETF remains subject to separate regulatory approval; the fund would trade on Nasdaq under ticker GHYP if cleared. Discover: The best crypto to diversify your portfolio with What the Anchorage Appointment Actually Signals About Grayscale’s SEC Strategy Anchorage Digital Bank holds a national trust charter issued by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, making it the only federally chartered crypto-native bank in the United States. That designation carries qualified custodian status under federal banking law, a credential the SEC has increasingly scrutinized in digital asset custody arrangements. Choosing Anchorage over Coinbase signals that Grayscale is prioritizing regulatory architecture over the operational convenience of using its existing ETF custody infrastructure. Source: SEC Coinbase’s exchange-affiliated model, while dominant across the bitcoin ETF landscape, raises questions about conflicts of interest in its custody arrangements, a concern regulators have raised in broader crypto market structure discussions. Anchorage operates purely as a custodian and bank, with no retail trading platform, eliminating that conflict vector entirely. Grayscale had already added Anchorage as a secondary custodian for portions of its Bitcoin and Ethereum trusts in August 2025, so this is an escalation of a relationship already in place, not a cold introduction. Competitor filings provide a useful benchmark: 21Shares named Anchorage Digital Bank N.A. and BitGo Bank & Trust N.A. as joint custodians in its Amendment No. 2 filed April 14, 2026, for its Nasdaq-listed THYP fund. The convergence on Anchorage across multiple HYPE ETF filings suggests a shared read among issuers that the OCC charter carries weight in SEC review. Approval Outlook: What the SEC Weighs Next Around Hyperliquid ETF Grayscale’s initial HYPE ETF proposal was filed March 20, 2026, following earlier filings from Bitwise, which confirmed a 0.67% sponsor fee in its amended S-1, and 21Shares. Whether Monday’s amendment resets the SEC’s review clock as a material update is a consequential procedural question; if it does, the approval timeline extends accordingly. 24h 7d 30d 1y All time The fund’s staking feature remains the largest outstanding regulatory variable; the filing explicitly conditions it on separate SEC approval, meaning the core listing decision and staking authorization are effectively two distinct regulatory events. Discover: The best pre-launch token sales The post Grayscale Amends Hyperliquid ETF Filing, Replaces Coinbase With Anchorage as Custodian appeared first on Cryptonews .
21 Apr 2026, 14:03

Cash App joins the youth banking race with high-yield savings, but the managed kid accounts can’t tap into the app’s Bitcoin features.
21 Apr 2026, 14:00

MIT Digital Currency Initiative director Neha Narula has laid out a proposed roadmap for making Bitcoin resilient to a future cryptographically relevant quantum computer, arguing the network should prioritize a practical, low-risk path that lets users secure their coins now rather than waiting for consensus on harder questions such as how to handle unmoved coins. In a post published April 20, Narula said Bitcoin does not need “100% of the answers immediately” before taking meaningful action. Instead, she argued for a staged approach: deploy a post-quantum-safe output type and signature scheme through a soft fork, coordinate wallet and application support around it, and push users toward migration well before any true quantum emergency arrives. Bitcoin Needs Low-Risk Quantum Defenses Now Her core thesis is straightforward. “We should make the low-harm, low-risk, high-benefit, safety-critical mitigations NOW, and save the high-harm, high-risk mitigations for LATER, when we know with more certainty a CRQC is close,” she wrote, using CRQC to refer to a cryptographically relevant quantum computer. The proposal Narula favors centers on P2MR, described in BIP 360 , combined with a new post-quantum signature opcode and cryptographic agility. In her framing, that combination would allow Bitcoin users to move funds into an output type that remains safe against a quantum attacker, provided they do not reveal a non-post-quantum public key through address reuse or similar behavior. “If this is done, it gives Bitcoin users the ability to move their coins to a safe output type immediately, having confidence their coins are safe even if a powerful CRQC appears, without worrying about future softforks,” she wrote. “The best candidate for this I have seen so far is P2MR (BIP 360) in conjunction with a new PQ signature opcode and cryptographic agility.” Narula’s case is not that this solves everything. It does not. She draws a clear distinction between protecting individual users who migrate early and protecting Bitcoin as a system if a large share of coins remains vulnerable. That unresolved portion, which she labels X, is central to the longer-term debate. If only a negligible amount of bitcoin remains exposed, she suggests the network could likely absorb the risk. If the number is large, the situation could become far more destabilizing. “At the very least I’d say it depends on exact numbers,” she wrote. “If only 0.0001% of coins are insecure, I think Bitcoin will be fine. If 20% of coins are insecure, I think things would probably get pretty chaotic if a CRQC would appear.” Still, Narula argues that uncertainty over X should not delay the first step. A migration path would generate real on-chain data about adoption and give Bitcoin time to reduce the vulnerable share before the network is forced into more contentious decisions. In her telling, the difficult debate over whether old, inactive or lost coins should eventually be frozen can wait. “Most importantly, we do not have to decide what to do with people who are unlikely to show up to do anything at all ( Satoshi’s coins ) right now in order to make progress,” she wrote. “Eventually, if a CRQC seems close, we will have to make a decision one way or the other… But resolving that conversation is not needed to make useful, meaningful progress.” Narula also pushed back on ideas she sees as distractions or inferior near-term solutions. She dismissed the notion that research proof-of-concept approaches, such as manually constructing post-quantum verification in script or relying on expensive escape-hatch mechanisms, should anchor Bitcoin’s main response. Those ideas may be technically possible, she said, but not operationally suitable for broad deployment. She also acknowledged the tradeoffs. P2MR would reduce one of Taproot’s efficient privacy properties by eliminating the key spend path, and it depends on wallets handling address reuse correctly. She flagged those as real downsides, but not enough to outweigh the benefit of giving users a way to protect funds without waiting for a second, more politically fraught soft fork. The roadmap Narula sketched leaves Bitcoin’s hardest governance questions unresolved. That is the point. Her argument is that the network should stop treating perfect alignment as a prerequisite for obvious preparation. At press time, Bitcoin traded at $75,802.
21 Apr 2026, 13:47

Shiba Inu’s derivatives market is extremely bullish as futures traders show optimism in the leading meme token, committing over 11 trillion SHIB to active contracts.