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Techub News, according to CryptoBriefing, multi-asset trading platform Liquid announced the completion of an $18 million seed round, co-led by Neo and Left Lane Capital, with participation from Paradigm, General Catalyst, and others. The funds will be used to expand its 24/7 trading platform supporting over 500 markets including crypto assets, stocks, and commodities. Since its launch in August 2025, the platform has processed over $3 billion in trading volume, serving 40,000 users, and offering up to 200x leverage along with AI assistant features. Following this round, the company's total funding has reached $25.6 million.
Techub News reports that Base, Coinbase's Layer2 network, officially announced that OUSD, the USD stablecoin issued by Open Standard, has officially launched on the Base network with liquidity. OUSD is a multi-chain stablecoin that had previously launched on networks such as Solana. (@base)
Techub News reports that Star Xu, the founder of OKX, stated in the New Era Finance podcast that Hyperliquid is fundamentally different from traditional order book centralized exchanges in terms of technical design. Traditional exchanges process orders one by one, while Hyperliquid matches orders by block and prioritizes order cancellations within each block, allowing market makers to cancel orders before traders. Star Xu believes that this market maker-friendly design explains why Hyperliquid's order book depth appears superior to many centralized exchanges and provides another solution for illiquid long-tail assets. (@WuBlockchain)
Techub News reports that the Hyperliquid Policy Committee has submitted feedback to EU policymakers, urging them to consider including decentralized derivative trading, such as on-chain perpetual contracts, within the MiFID II regulatory framework. The committee believes that this move could simplify regulatory processes, promote innovation while ensuring market stability and investor protection. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News, @WuBlockchain tweeted that the Hyperliquid Policy Committee (HPC) has submitted formal feedback to the European Commission regarding the evolution of the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, marking its first regulatory document submission outside the United States. The Committee advocates that the EU should build upon the existing framework rather than creating a new system, arguing that tool classifications should follow economic substance over form, allowing perpetual futures to be regulated under MiFID II through existing ESMA guidelines without the need for new legislation. The Committee emphasized that perpetual trading on a transparent central limit order book should not be subject to the stringent retail restrictions designed for bilateral contracts for difference (CFDs). Simultaneously, HPC calls on EU regulators to acknowledge the native verifiability of public blockchains to eliminate redundant reporting requirements for data already recorded on-chain, and to ensure that European investors have unrestricted access to global liquidity pools.
Techub News reported that the Hyperliquid Policy Committee (HPC) submitted feedback to the European Commission regarding the targeted consultation on the evolution of the MiCA framework. This marks its first policy submission outside the United States. HPC called on the EU to moderately calibrate based on the existing financial regulatory framework rather than overhauling it entirely. Its core propositions include: adhering to the classification principle of 'technological neutrality and economic substance,' recommending the explicit inclusion of on-chain perpetual contracts under MiFID II regulation through existing ESMA guidelines; emphasizing that perpetual contracts, based on public central limit order book matching, differ from traditional contracts for difference and should not mechanically apply the stringent retail restrictions targeting the latter; and advocating for regulatory recognition of the transparency of public chains to relieve regulated institutions from the redundant reporting burden of submitting already publicly on-chain data.
Techub News reports that Jeff Yan, co-founder of Hyperliquid, stated at Korea Blockchain Week 2026 that there is a "huge opportunity" in the currently highly restricted private market. He believes that enabling global participants to discover prices for these assets will ultimately create value for society. Jeff Yan's statement indicates that beyond crypto perpetual contracts, Hyperliquid is also focusing on the potential of bringing more traditional and non-public market assets onto the blockchain for trading and price discovery. (WuBlockchain)
Techub News, according to Bitcoinist, the Hyperliquid Policy Center responded to CME and ICE pressuring the CFTC for federal regulation, stating that the relevant criticism is "unfounded." The center pointed out that the platform publishes complete on-chain transaction records in real time, offering greater transparency than traditional venues, which in fact aids regulation and enforcement. CME and ICE are concerned that anonymous trading could lead to price manipulation, requiring the platform to register and implement customer identification. The center acknowledged that U.S. law has yet to adapt to the on-chain derivatives market and stated that it will continue to work with policymakers to bring on-chain markets within the regulatory framework.
Techub News, according to @lookonchain monitoring, the address starting with 0x519c transferred 8.8 million USDC to Hyperliquid after a month of inactivity and opened a 10x leveraged short position on HYPE, involving 175,000 HYPE (with a notional value of approximately $7.62 million). The address had no on-chain transaction records for the past month and is still continuing to add to the HYPE short position. Hyperliquid is a decentralized derivatives trading platform, and this large stablecoin transfer and high-leverage shorting activity has drawn market attention.
Techub News, blockchain data analytics platform Nansen has announced that it has become the largest validation node in the Hyperliquid ecosystem, second only to the foundation, and has established a partnership with the community project Hypurr. This node position reflects Nansen's increased participation in the Hyperliquid network. Hyperliquid is a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain focused on perpetual contracts. As a validation node, Nansen will provide on-chain data support for its network.
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