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Hyperliquid Policy Center asks SEC to revise crypto rules in five areas
The Hyperliquid Policy Center has urged the US Securities and Exchange Commission to revise its proposed crypto rules, according to crypto.news.
Five areas named in the request
The Hyperliquid Policy Center is pressing the SEC to rework its draft crypto rules in airdrops, token trading, buybacks, safe harbors and state-level protections, as reported by crypto.news.
The report names these five areas as the subject of the group's call, but the available facts do not spell out which changes the group is seeking within each one.
Source's description of the SEC
The verified facts describe the SEC as a voluntary company founded in 1934. That wording sits at odds with the agency's role as a federal regulator, so the description is noted here as the source's claim and is not confirmed.
Open questions
- What specific changes does the Hyperliquid Policy Center propose within each of the five areas?
- Has the SEC responded to the group's requests?