Singapore’s MAS puts Hyperliquid on its investor alert list

What happened

On June 26, 2026, MAS added Hyperliquid to its Investor Alert List. Hyperliquid Labs has confirmed it is registered in Singapore.

MAS's alert on Hyperliquid highlights regulatory challenges in balancing innovation with consumer protection, potentially influencing global crypto oversight. The post Singapore’s MAS puts Hyperliquid on its investor alert list appeared first on Crypto Briefing .

11, 2026 Singapore has built a reputation as one of the friendlier places on earth for digital assets. That friendliness, it turns out, has limits.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has voiced serious concerns about decentralized crypto products. It is paying particular attention to highly leveraged perpetual (a derivative contract with no expiry date) futures platforms, and it has now named one of the biggest of them.

The platform is operated by Hyperliquid Labs, which is registered in Singapore. What MAS actually flagged MAS operates with its Investor Alert List to flag entities to the public.

Hyperliquid landed there because of its decentralized structure, which the regulator considers to sit outside its oversight. The regulator also pointed out that Hyperliquid is not regulated in any major jurisdiction.

Key facts

• What MAS actually flagged MAS — uses: its Investor Alert List to flag entities to the public