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Hyperliquid Formally Backs Kraken Parent's Push for US-Regulated Perps

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Briefings

Hyperliquid has officially selected Payward as its first CFTC-regulated platform for US-perpetual contracts, though regulatory approval, a specific launch date, and the mainnet deployment remain pending. This marks a significant step toward US market access for the platform, despite ongoing bureaucratic hurdles.

Key points

• Hyperliquid named Payward its first CFTC-regulated platform for US-perpetual contracts.
• Approval, a launch date, and mainnet deployment are still pending.

Context

Hyperliquid is a decentralized perpetual exchange aiming for US market access. The selection of Payward represents a concrete move toward regulatory compliance, though the timeline remains uncertain.

Limitations

The evidence is a single sentence stating the selection of Payward as the first CFTC-regulated platform. It does not specify the approval status, launch date, or mainnet deployment timeline, nor does it confirm Payward's identity beyond the name provided in the source.

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