Hyperliquid confirms its Singapore headquarters as MAS questions its regulatory status, with U.S. access proposals tied to regulated trading firms.
- Hyperliquid has confirmed its Singapore headquarters but operates without regulatory oversight from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), which views the platform as decentralized and outside its jurisdiction.
- MAS has added Hyperliquid to its Investor Alert List, though this is not a ban, and Hyperliquid acknowledges its unregulated status while expressing willingness to cooperate with regulators.
- Payward has proposed regulated Hyperliquid-based markets for eligible U.S. customers, contingent on regulatory approval, highlighting the complex path for offshore crypto platforms seeking U.S. market access.
Topics: Jurisdictions, Legal regulatory, Infrastructure providers, Emerging hubs, Regulatory sandboxes pilots, Tokenization platforms
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