Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff met with policymakers in Washington to discuss the Clarity Act and promote on-chain derivatives compliance. This is not only Hyperliquid's expansion but also the first direct clash between DeFi derivatives and traditional regulatory frameworks.


Background: Hyperliquid has allowed users staking 500k HYPE to deploy any market, including energy futures, raising concerns from ICE and CME. The latter are urging regulators to "curb" Hyperliquid's energy trading.
Jeff stated that both parties are "cautiously open," and a policy window is forming. If successful, Hyperliquid will become the first compliant on-chain derivatives market, attracting institutional funds; if it fails, it may face stricter regulation or even restrictions on access for U.S. users.
Risks: Compliance could weaken DeFi's decentralization features, and Hyperliquid's high leverage mechanisms (such as whales holding 10x long positions on HYPE) could trigger liquidation cascades during market volatility.
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