Hyperliquid Says MAS Investor Alert List Entry Is Not a Ban or Enforcement Action

Hyperliquid said it was added to the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) Investor Alert List (IAL) and stated that the listing does not indicate a ban, enforcement action, or a finding of wrongdoing. According to Foresight News, Hyperliquid said the IAL lists entities that may be mistakenly perceived by the public as licensed by or regulated by MAS. Hyperliquid said multiple large exchanges and DeFi protocols have also been included on the list. It added that it is permissionless infrastructure and has never claimed to hold an MAS license or authorization. The project said its network has not changed and that users remain self-custodied, with trading settled transparently on-chain. Hyperliquid also said it will continue cooperating with regulators and institutions globally and supports the development of clear, well-designed regulatory frameworks for on-chain finance.