Hyperliquid Rejects ICE and CME Integrity Concerns as Brent Perp Volume Tops $21.5B

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Hyperliquid’s policy arm rejected market integrity concerns around the platform’s oil-linked perpetual futures as Hyperliquid generated $21.51 billion in notional Brent crude perp volume since conflict erupted in the Middle East. Intercontinental Exchange and CME Group reportedly conveyed concerns to the CFTC that Hyperliquid’s pseudonymous trading environment could be misused. Hyperliquid Policy Center said the platform’s public transactions deter insider trading and manipulation.

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