Hyperliquid seeks CFTC route into U.S. perpetual futures market
Hyperliquid is engaging the CFTC to find a compliant pathway for onchain perpetual futures via existing regulatory authority, rather than waiting on delayed legislation. This increases the odds of eventual U.S.-regulated access but also elevates regulatory uncertainty, especially as ~32% of Q2 volume is tied to stocks/real-world assets that could trigger overlapping CFTC and SEC jurisdiction. Near-term focus shifts to policy and compliance risk.
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Hyperliquid is working with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to find a compliant path into the U.S. perpetual futures market. About 32% of the platform’s second-quarter trading volume was tied to stocks and other real-world assets, potentially putting parts of its business under both CFTC and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) oversight. HYPE was trading at $55.80 per token. The push is aimed at expanding U.S. operations while navigating the risk of overlapping regulation.