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Hyperliquid draws FCA warning while ICE explores its model
Hyperliquid has been flagged by the UK Financial Conduct Authority, bringing regulatory scrutiny to one of the largest crypto perpetual futures venues.
ICE CEO Says Hyperliquid Is “Bigger Than NASDAQ” as Crypto Perpetual Futures Gain Mainstream Attention
Jeffrey Sprecher, founder and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), has sparked discussion across the crypto industry after describing decentralized trading platform Hyperliquid as bigger than NASDAQ during a recent Bernstein conference. His remarks highlight the growing influence of crypto-native trading venues and the increasing attention they are receiving from traditional financial institutions.
ICE Chair Says NYSE Parent Has Held Multiple Talks With Hyperliquid as Wall Street Reassesses Onchain Perpetuals
ICE Chair Jeff Sprecher told a Bernstein conference his company has met multiple times with Hyperliquid, calling the 11-person platform "bigger than Nasdaq" two weeks after pressing regulators to rein it in.
NYSE Parent ICE Explores Potential Collaboration With Decentralized Exchange Hyperliquid
Jeff Sprecher, the CEO of the New York Stock Exchange's parent company ICE, has openly praised the decentralized derivatives protocol Hyperliquid, calling the platform “bigger than Nasdaq” at a recent gathering.
ICE CEO Jeff Sprecher Calls Hyperliquid ‘Bigger Than Nasdaq'
Intercontinental Exchange founder and CEO Jeff Sprecher said crypto-native exchange Hyperliquid has become impossible for traditional market operators to ignore, pointing to its weekend oil trading, stablecoin settlement, high leverage and retail-driven price discovery as signs of a broader shift in global markets.
ICE CEO Jeff Sprecher: Hyperliquid Is Bigger Than NASDAQ
Sprecher confirms ongoing talks with Hyperliquid while ICE moves to close weekend trading gaps in energy markets.
ICE chief says Hyperliquid is bigger than Nasdaq, calls founders ‘extremely smart'
Hyperliquid's rise challenges traditional exchanges, prompting regulatory scrutiny and potential shifts in market dynamics and trading hours. ICE chief says Hyperliquid is bigger than Nasdaq, calls founders ‘extremely smart'.
ICE and CME Push U.S. Regulators to Rein In HYPE Token Energy Markets
Intercontinental Exchange and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange want regulators to act. Both giants are pressing U.S. oversight bodies to take a hard look at Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange that lets users spin up entirely new energy trading markets — provided they can stake 500,000 HYPE tokens, which runs about $22.2 million at current valuations.
CME and ICE push US regulators to scrutinize Hyperliquid
CME Group and ICE urged US regulators to scrutinize Hyperliquid for manipulation and sanctions risks on May 15. CME and ICE warned that Hyperliquid's anonymous, round-the-clock perpetual futures trading could distort global commodity benchmarks, particularly in oil markets.
CME and ICE Urge U.S. Regulators to Probe Hyperliquid Over Market Manipulation Concerns
CME Group and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) requested U.S. regulators to subject Hyperliquid to a stricter review. According to Bloomberg, both corporations expressed concern over the risk of market manipulation and potential sanctions, demanding that the derivatives platform register with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
Hyperliquid Policy Center Responds To ICE, CME's Regulatory Pressure Push
The Washington, D.C.-based policy team for decentralized exchange Hyperliquid (HYPE) has moved quickly to address a new regulatory pressure campaign described in a Friday report by Bloomberg.
CME, ICE Push Regulators to Review Hyperliquid Over Market Risks
CME Group and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, are reportedly urging U.S. regulators to take a closer look at decentralized crypto exchange Hyperliquid due to concerns surrounding market manipulation and sanctions evasion. According to a Bloomberg report published Friday, executives from both exchanges have raised concerns with officials at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as well as lawmakers in Washington.
