The list is just a reminder for investors not to mistake it as being regulated by MAS. The project responded quite firmly: they never claimed to have a license, and the network hasn't changed. How many more times will we have to watch this script of "being named but not accepting the penalty" in 2024?

CoinWorld news, Hyperliquid posted on X platform that it has been included in the investor alert list by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). This list does not represent a ban, enforcement action, or violation determination; it merely lists entities that may be mistakenly perceived as holding a MAS license or being regulated by MAS. Hyperliquid stated that it is a permissionless infrastructure, has never claimed to hold a MAS license or be authorized, the network has not changed, users maintain self-custody, and transactions are settled on-chain. Hyperliquid will continue to cooperate with global regulators to support the establishment of an on-chain financial regulatory framework.