$YIELDFIELDS_RH
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There are three key areas of @CFTC regulation that need to be addressed for Hyperliquid perps: (1) AML and market surveillance - the below is a beginning of a solution there. (2) Product regulation: CFTC has already paved the path to no expiry perpetual futures. (3)
AI visual note: The image, titled "HIP-3 Today vs HIP-3x Tomorrow" by @DYmytriiev, presents a side-by-side comparison of two versions of HyperCore permissionless infrastructure for the Hyperliquid ecosystem: HIP-3 Today (permissionless) on the left and HIP-3x Tomorrow (permissioned) on the right. HIP-3x introduces a "Permissioned" layer—featuring registered broker and registered exchange options—alongside an operator-controlled allowlist gate (shown in orange) where deployers self-deploy reserves and define whitelist/approval policies. The left side shows current access via Phantom, MetaMask, Rabby, and Backpack wallets, with deployers like DWF, MEXC, and Hyperliquid, and markets including HYPE, TIA, and SPEC. The right side shows the same markets plus WIF and an oracle. The legend identifies blue as permissionless, purple as operator-controlled, and orange as rate/liquidity bridge.