CME, ICE Seek US Review of Hyperliquid Over Oil Market Risks
CME and ICE urged U.S. regulators to review Hyperliquid over market and sanctions risks.Hyperliquid drew concern over anonymous trading, perps, and possible sanctions evasion.Coinbase and Circle partnerships kept Hyperliquid in focus despite regulatory scrutiny. CME Group and Intercontinental Exchange, or ICE, pressed U.S. regulators to review Hyperliquid over market manipulation and sanctions evasion concerns. Bloomberg reported the discussions on Friday, citing people familiar with talks involving federal officials and lawmakers. Executives from CME and ICE raised the issue with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The matter also reached lawmakers on Capitol Hill, according to the report. CME, ICE Flag Hyperliquid Trading Risks The concerns focus on Hyperliquids fast-growing perpetual futures market. Bloomberg said both exchange operators warned about possible risks to traditional commodities markets, especially oil. CME and ICE pointed to Hyperliquids decentralized structure as a major concern. Its anonymous trading environment was also cited as a risk in the discussions. However, both companies warned that Hyperliquid could be used by bad actors to influence market prices. Sanctions evasion was also cited as a risk linked to its trading model. The report said CME and ICE warned that Hyperliquids activity could affect global oil benchmarks. Both companies also warned that decentralized trading channels could allow insider coordination. Hyperliquid