Hyperliquid Policy Center has requested the SEC and CFTC to officially recognize qualifying equity perpetual contracts as security futures under a joint regulatory framework. This move follows over $480 billion in notional trading volume on Hyperliquid's HIP-3 markets within 10 months, highlighting the growing significance of these contracts. The proposal aims to clarify the legal classification of perpetual contracts, which currently face uncertainty between being futures or swaps, and to ensure consistent regulation across asset types. If approved, equity perpetuals would be regulated jointly by the SEC and CFTC, allowing for clearer oversight and potentially expanding regulated access in the U.S.
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OpenSea has partnered with Perplexity Computer to provide live cross-chain market data covering over 25 blockchains. This integration allows Perplexity's AI to answer user queries about token and NFT trading activity using real-time onchain data from...
Gaming and Leisure Properties (GLPI) was upgraded to Strong Buy due to its strong Q2 results and a raised AFFO guidance of $1.219–$1.225 billion. The company maintains a solid balance sheet with 4.8x leverage and offers a highly attractive, sustainab...
Chainlink (LINK) has gained 5.11% in 24 hours, trading near $11.89 with strong support at $11. A bullish pennant pattern suggests a possible breakout toward $15 if volume confirms. Charles Schwab announced it will add LINK, along with Solana and Aval...
Marvell Technology's shares fell 8% in premarket trading after its fiscal 2028 revenue outlook, projecting about 50% growth to $18 billion, fell short of investor expectations fueled by a recent Google partnership. The chipmaker reported a 37% year-o...
