Hyperliquid Policy Center

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Hyperliquid, yeah, Jake Chervinsky for the Hyperliquid Policy Center.

They were at the forefront of, you know, what's happening.

I'm pretty sure there's a lot of, you know, closed-door discussion.

And now she's leaving.

Does she think it's in a good place or does she not want to deal with it anymore? Or does she have better things to do? Going over to Europe, the Hyperliquid Policy Center is urging European regulators to treat perpetual futures as derivatives under the MIFID2 rather than trying to regulate them under MICA.

Circle is simultaneously pushing the EU to move MICA's requirements that major stablecoin issues keep as much as 60% of reserves in commercial bank deposits.

Circle argues that requiring huge bank deposits actually introduces banking counterparty risk and makes dollar stablecoins harder to operate globally.

Firms can now keep records on public blockchain without maintaining a separate off-chain copy.

That was announced by Hyperliquid Policy Center.

The Quatrons dev has hardwired 235 Quatron terminals by burning over $1 million USD worth of Quatron tokens.

And the Quatrons moved up quite significantly in price, although they have dipped quite a lot.

It's going to take a little while to play out.

We did see a headline here from the Hyperliquid Policy Center.

Today, the CFTC took an important step toward bringing regulated on-chain markets to the U.S. Firms can now keep required records on a public blockchain without being required to maintain separate off-chain copy.

Also clarified, firms can invest customer funds in tokenized versions of investments that are already permitted.

Jake Trevinsky and Rebecca Reddick, and they're quite active on social media and whatnot.

So Jake is the founder and CEO of Hyperliquid Policy Center.

Rebecca is the COO and CLO at Jito Labs that they build software on top of Solana.

Right.