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Hyperliquid Confirms Singapore Base Without a MAS License

Singapore’s rules distinguish crypto derivatives offered on approved exchanges from those offered elsewhere, raising questions about how they apply to the decentralized venue.

Sculptural gateway overlooking Singapore’s illuminated Marina Bay skyline / TokenPost.ai
Sculptural gateway overlooking Singapore’s illuminated Marina Bay skyline / TokenPost.ai

Hyperliquid confirmed that it is based in Singapore while acknowledging that it does not hold a license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), raising questions about how the city-state’s crypto-derivatives rules apply to the venue.

Singapore’s regulatory framework distinguishes between crypto derivatives offered on approved exchanges and those offered elsewhere. That distinction is central to determining how a decentralized trading venue such as Hyperliquid fits within the country’s rules.

Hyperliquid’s Singapore base raises questions about how Singapore’s rules apply to decentralized venues offering crypto derivatives.

Riza Dagoc

Riza Dagoc reports on regulation, investing and the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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