Hyperliquid Response to Being Listed on Singapore Investor Alert List: Does Not Constitute Enforcement or Violation Determination

BlockBeats News, June 26th, Hyperliquid responded to being included in the Investor Alert List (IAL) by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on the X platform, emphasizing that being listed in the IAL does not imply a ban, enforcement action, or regulatory violation. The list only includes entities that may be mistaken by the public for holding an MAS license or being regulated by MAS, and several major exchanges and DeFi protocols have already been included.

Hyperliquid stated that it is a permissionless infrastructure, has never claimed to hold an MAS license or authorization, and the network itself has not undergone any changes. Users always maintain self-custody, and transactions settle entirely on-chain with full transparency. Hyperliquid said it will continue to cooperate with global regulatory bodies and institutions to support the establishment of a clear, well-designed regulatory framework for on-chain finance.