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Grayscale Dumps Coinbase for Anchorage in HYPE ETF Custody Shake-Up

Grayscale Dumps Coinbase for Anchorage in HYPE ETF Custody Shake-Up

Grayscale has replaced Coinbase with Anchorage Digital as the custodian for its HYPE ETF (ticker: GHYP), according to an SEC filing on April 21, 2026. The change aims to enhance competition and diversify custody options. This move marks a significant shift in Grayscale’s ETF custody strategy, reflecting ongoing adjustments in the crypto asset management industry.

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