$HYPE Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan proposed a very practical solution to break the regulatory deadlock in the United States: oversee the companies that offer services on the network, not the blockchain itself. Yan explained it with a clear example: the government supervises banks that use the internet to operate, but does not try to control or license the internet cables.
Applying this logic would allow Wall Street giants and platforms like Kraken to offer investment contracts using Hyperliquid’s speed and technology, while complying with all legal regulations—but without requiring a decentralized public network to register as a traditional exchange.
This way, users are protected by the laws through the companies they do business with, while the underlying technology remains open and continues to innovate without restrictions.
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Applying this logic would allow Wall Street giants and platforms like Kraken to offer investment contracts using Hyperliquid’s speed and technology, while complying with all legal regulations—but without requiring a decentralized public network to register as a traditional exchange.
This way, users are protected by the laws through the companies they do business with, while the underlying technology remains open and continues to innovate without restrictions.
Do you think regulating companies rather than the protocol is the right way to integrate Wall Street with DeFi?
FOLLOW ME FOR MORE NEWS…
#noticias