Hyperliquid Confirms Singapore Base, Lacks MAS License
Hyperliquid has confirmed its Singapore base, but states it does not hold a license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). The Financial Times reports that sources familiar with MAS's thinking consider the decentralized venue to be outside its jurisdiction, as Singaporean regulations differentiate between crypto derivatives offered on approved exchanges and those provided elsewhere.
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