Hyperliquid Labs Confirms Headquarters in Singapore, Not Regulated by MAS
Hyperliquid Labs has confirmed that its headquarters is located in Singapore, with relevant company documents indicating Singapore as the registered headquarters and job postings also showing that it has an office in the area. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) stated that it does not consider Hyperliquid to fall under its regulatory jurisdiction and is unclear whether Hyperliquid is regulated by any major jurisdiction. Hyperliquid Labs stated that Hyperliquid is currently unregulated and has never claimed to have obtained MAS approval or authorization. Hyperliquid's related products allow users to trade on the price fluctuations of assets such as cryptocurrencies, crude oil, and stocks.
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