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Hyperliquid treasury firm seeks US futures commission merchant status
The Hyperliquid-linked treasury company wants to register as a U.S. futures commission merchant to serve American clients. The timing of approval remains unclear.
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The company behind Hyperliquid's treasury operations is seeking regulatory approval in the United States. According to CoinDesk, its goal is to become a futures commission merchant (FCM), an intermediary in futures trading, and to serve U.S. clients on that basis.
The company says it intends to build its U.S. operations with full compliance requirements. However, the source does not say when approval might come, and it provides no further details on the progress of the process.
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