Hyperliquid’s policy committee has submitted feedback to European Union policymakers, urging them to consider bringing on-chain perpetual contracts and other decentralized derivatives trading within the scope of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II, or MiFID II. According to the committee, such a move would simplify the regulatory process while supporting innovation. It also said the approach could help preserve market stability and investor protection at the same time. The update was reported by Techub News, citing Crypto Briefing. No additional details on the submission or the policymakers involved were disclosed in the brief.
Hyperliquid’s policy committee has sent feedback to European Union policymakers, pushing them to weigh bringing on-chain perpetual contracts and other decentralized derivatives trading under the MiFID II framework.
The committee said that step could make the regulatory process simpler. And it argued this route would support innovation while keeping market stability and investor protection intact.
Techub News reported the update, citing Crypto Briefing.
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