Techub News reports that, according to Bitcoinist, the Hyperliquid Policy Center responded to CME and ICE's pressure on the CFTC demanding federal regulation, stating that the related criticism is "unfounded." The center pointed out that the platform publishes complete on-chain transaction records in real-time, offering greater transparency than traditional venues, which actually aids regulation and law enforcement. CME and ICE are concerned that anonymous trading could lead to price manipulation and have requested that platforms register and implement customer identification. The center acknowledged that U.S. law has not yet adapted to the on-chain derivatives market and stated that it will continue to work with policymakers to incorporate on-chain markets into the regulatory framework.