Hyperliquid responds to being added to Singapore MAS Investor Alert List: This does not constitute enforcement action or violation determination

Foresight News reported that Hyperliquid responded on the X platform to being included on the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Investor Alert List (IAL), emphasizing that being listed on the IAL does not represent a ban, enforcement action, or finding of violations. The list only identifies entities that may be mistakenly thought by outsiders to hold MAS licenses or be regulated by MAS, and currently several large exchanges and DeFi protocols have also been included. Hyperliquid stated that it operates as permissionless infrastructure, has never claimed to hold an MAS license or be authorized by MAS, and that there have been no network changes—the users always maintain self-custody, and all transactions are settled transparently on-chain. Hyperliquid said it will continue to cooperate with global regulatory bodies and institutions to support the establishment of clear, well-designed on-chain financial regulatory frameworks.