Hyperliquid has responded after being added to the Investor Alert List maintained by Monetary Authority of Singapore. The platform clarified that its inclusion on the list does not indicate any regulatory breach, enforcement action, or ban.
In a statement shared on X, Hyperliquid emphasized that being listed should not be seen as evidence of misconduct. The company explained that the Investor Alert List is designed to highlight entities that may be mistakenly perceived as being licensed, authorized, or regulated by MAS.
According to MAS, the list includes entities that may offer investment related products or services that the public could wrongly assume are approved, recognized, or officially registered with the regulator.
Hyperliquid noted that several major crypto exchanges and decentralized finance protocols have previously appeared on the list. The platform stressed that it operates as permissionless infrastructure and has never claimed to be licensed or authorized by MAS. It also stated that users should not interpret its services as having regulatory approval from the Singaporean authority.
The company further highlighted that users retain self custody of their assets, while all transactions on the network remain transparent and fully settled on-chain.
Hyperliquid reaffirmed its commitment to working constructively with regulators and institutions worldwide while supporting clear and effective regulatory frameworks for on-chain finance.
Earlier this month, Bybit Fintech Limited was also placed on MAS’s Investor Alert List. In response, Bybit said it has maintained ongoing communication with the regulator and implemented measures to limit access for users in Singapore.
These measures include restrictions within its terms of service as well as geo blocking for Singapore based IP addresses.
Meanwhile, Hyperliquid’s native token, HYPE, showed little reaction to the development. The token traded near $62 over the last 24 hours after previously climbing above $75 in mid June before pulling back amid wider market volatility.
Despite the regulatory attention, institutional interest in HYPE appears strong. Data from SoSoValue showed that US spot HYPE ETFs recorded more than $108 million in net inflows on June 25, marking the largest single day inflow since the products launched last month.
The strong inflows followed five trading days in June that recorded no net flows, signaling renewed investor interest in the asset.#crypto#cryptonews https://coinsignals.net.https://t.me/coinsignalpublic
