It's just a similar pressure which also faced by other Web3 industry. It's basically a predictable pattern. The fact that the front end is always becoming the easiest thing to be pressured by the regulator before it's moving to the core network. I remind you hyperliquid is being created by human, and it's always have a loophole to be attacked by the regulators. This is why even if they run thousand nodes, it's all doesn't matter because their front ends can easily be controlled by the regulators. It's not just a "front end". It's smart contracts holding $5 billion of value and a product that generates billions of dollars in trading volume every single day. It's not only a huge systemic risk due to anonymity allowing insider trading and manipulation but also a huge competitor to traditional platforms like CME, NYSE or Nasdaq. I don't think they want to kill it, but they definitely need to make it play "by the rules". By ''playing by the rules'', I guess that means they want to charge a fee for it or something like a tax. This is a jackpot for them just by seeing those values above. But IDK, maybe if those platforms right there has a better offer for the Hyperliquid to stop fucking them, then they may also consider it. So there is still a chance that Hyperliquid will got killed but it is not that saddening at all, right? Because a lot of frauds are also formed because of them. So once they got wiped out, the Mu9d3 market can breathe a little clearly/better. I still add ' a little ' there because I believe there are still plenty that are left. It is hard to combat all of them together, since it is not coming from just one or two sources.
It's just a similar pressure which also faced by other Web3 industry. It's basically a predictable pattern. The fact that the front end is always becoming the easiest thing to be pressured by the regulator before it's moving to the core network. I remind you hyperliquid is being created by human, and it's always have a loophole to be attacked by the regulators. This is why even if they run thousand nodes, it's all doesn't matter because their front ends can easily be controlled by the regulators. It's not just a "front end". It's smart contracts holding $5 billion of value and a product that generates billions of dollars in trading volume every single day. It's not only a huge systemic risk due to anonymity allowing insider trading and manipulation but also a huge competitor to traditional platforms like CME, NYSE or Nasdaq. I don't think they want to kill it, but they definitely need to make it play "by the rules". By ''playing by the rules'', I guess that means they want to charge a fee for it or something like a tax. This is a jackpot for them just by seeing those values above. But IDK, maybe if those platforms right there has a better offer for the Hyperliquid to stop fucking them, then they may also consider it. So there is still a chance that Hyperliquid will got killed but it is not that saddening at all, right? Because a lot of frauds are also formed because of them. So once they got wiped out, the Mu9d3 market can breathe a little clearly/better. I still add ' a little ' there because I believe there are still plenty that are left. It is hard to combat all of them together, since it is not coming from just one or two sources.

It's just a similar pressure which also faced by other Web3 industry. It's basically a predictable pattern. The fact that the front end is always becoming the easiest thing to be pressured by the regulator before it's moving to the core network. I remind you hyperliquid is being created by human, and it's always have a loophole to be attacked by the regulators. This is why even if they run thousand nodes, it's all doesn't matter because their front ends can easily be controlled by the regulators. It's not just a "front end". It's smart contracts holding $5 billion of value and a product that generates billions of dollars in trading volume every single day. It's not only a huge systemic risk due to anonymity allowing insider trading and manipulation but also a huge competitor to traditional platforms like CME, NYSE or Nasdaq. I don't think they want to kill it, but they definitely need to make it play "by the rules". By ''playing by the rules'', I guess that means they want to charge a fee for it or something like a tax. This is a jackpot for them just by seeing those values above. But IDK, maybe if those platforms right there has a better offer for the Hyperliquid to stop fucking them, then they may also consider it. So there is still a chance that Hyperliquid will got killed but it is not that saddening at all, right? Because a lot of frauds are also formed because of them. So once they got wiped out, the Mu9d3 market can breathe a little clearly/better. I still add ' a little ' there because I believe there are still plenty that are left. It is hard to combat all of them together, since it is not coming from just one or two sources.

It's just a similar pressure which also faced by other Web3 industry. It's basically a predictable pattern. The fact that the front end is always becoming the easiest thing to be pressured by the regulator before it's moving to the core network. I remind you hyperliquid is being created by human, and it's always have a loophole to be attacked by the regulators. This is why even if they run thousand nodes, it's all doesn't matter because their front ends can easily be controlled by the regulators. It's not just a "front end". It's smart contracts holding $5 billion of value and a product that generates billions of dollars in trading volume every single day. It's not only a huge systemic risk due to anonymity allowing insider trading and manipulation but also a huge competitor to traditional platforms like CME, NYSE or Nasdaq. I don't think they want to kill it, but they definitely need to make it play "by the rules". By ''playing by the rules'', I guess that means they want to charge a fee for it or something like a tax. This is a jackpot for them just by seeing those values above. But IDK, maybe if those platforms right there has a better offer for the Hyperliquid to stop fucking them, then they may also consider it. So there is still a chance that Hyperliquid will got killed but it is not that saddening at all, right? Because a lot of frauds are also formed because of them. So once they got wiped out, the Mu9d3 market can breathe a little clearly/better. I still add ' a little ' there because I believe there are still plenty that are left. It is hard to combat all of them together, since it is not coming from just one or two sources.