Hyperliquid Is Infrastructure, Not an Exchange: Jeff Yan
Yan’s positioning puts infrastructure adoption, not competition with CME, Nasdaq or major crypto exchanges, at the center of Hyperliquid's pitch.
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Yan’s positioning puts infrastructure adoption, not competition with CME, Nasdaq or major crypto exchanges, at the center of Hyperliquid's pitch.
The forecast puts public blockchains at the center of future exchange infrastructure, while U.S. regulators weigh how onchain markets can operate inside the regulatory perimeter.
For traders co-located in Hong Kong, the switch makes Tokyo the lower-latency location for OKX connectivity.