Hyperliquid responds to being placed on Singapore's investor alert list: This does not constitute an enforcement action or a finding of violation.

Jinse Finance reports that on June 26, Hyperliquid responded on X platform to being included in the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Investor Alert List (IAL), emphasizing that being listed on the IAL does not represent a ban, enforcement action, or regulatory violation. The list merely identifies entities that may be mistakenly perceived by the public as holding a MAS license or being regulated by MAS, and many major exchanges and DeFi protocols have already been included.
Hyperliquid stated that it is a permissionless infrastructure and has never claimed to hold a MAS license or obtain its authorization. The network itself has undergone no changes, users always maintain self-custody, and transactions are fully settled on-chain with transparency. Hyperliquid said it will continue to cooperate with global regulators and institutions, supporting the establishment of a clear, well-designed on-chain financial regulatory framework.
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