Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual futures exchange, is seeking to expand into the US market despite current regulatory barriers that block US users. The exchange is actively engaging with US regulators, including the SEC's Crypto Task Force, to find a compliant way to offer on-chain derivatives in the US. This move comes amid pressure from established exchanges urging tighter controls on Hyperliquid. Market watchers will be closely monitoring regulatory responses and any new compliance measures or partnerships that could influence Hyperliquid's growth and price outlook.
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Hyperliquid opened its HIP-4 outcome-market infrastructure to outside venues on August 29, leading to a near tripling of daily trading volume within three days, from about $545,000 to $1.97 million, later reaching $2.75 million. Two external venues, ...
Ondo Finance has formally requested the SEC and CFTC to approve perpetual futures contracts on individual US equities, arguing that current security futures regulations already allow these products without needing new laws. The company’s Panama-based...
Lighter is conducting daily buybacks of its LIT token, maintaining its price above $3.94 using a $250 million float. This strategy stabilizes LIT's market performance and may trigger a short squeeze in Hyperliquid, as suggested by social media. Marke...
