Hyperliquid Policy Center files comments with SEC and CFTC
Image: Crypto.newsHyperliquid Policy Center has submitted recommendations to two US regulators. It urged the SEC to revise its proposed Regulation Crypto Assets framework in five areas, including token airdrops, post-distribution trading, safe harbour protection, buybacks and federal-state interaction. It separately asked the CFTC to allow US futures and perpetual contracts tied to GPU rental prices and AI inference costs. The group said its submissions are recommendations, not regulatory decisions or approvals.
Key points
- Hyperliquid Policy Center is an advocacy group that submitted recommendations to US financial regulators.
- The group's comments ask US regulators to revise rules for the markets it discusses.
- The group says its submissions are recommendations, not regulatory decisions or approvals.
- Both submissions were made through public consultation processes.
Why it matters
The requests target clearer US rules for token distributions, trading and compute derivatives. No final rule adoption or contract approval is described.
What's unclear
Whether the SEC will adopt any of the five requested changes to its proposed crypto framework is unknown.
Whether the CFTC will allow GPU rental and AI inference perpetual contracts is unknown.
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Hyperliquid Policy Center urges CFTC to allow AI compute perpetuals
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