
Hyperliquid Policy Center backs SEC crypto rule, seeks five changes
- —HPC backed the August 18 SEC proposal allowing raises of up to $5M over four years and $75M over 12 months
- —It wants the SEC's March airdrop guidance codified in the final rule
- —The group seeks explicit legal status for secondary trading and on-chain intermediaries
- —It asks to preserve federal preemption to avoid registration in roughly 50 jurisdictions
Why it matters: The final rule will shape how projects like Hyperliquid can run airdrops and token buybacks without running afoul of US securities law.
Source: TokenPost
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