Hyperliquid Policy Center, Circle press EU on perps and stablecoin reserves in MiCA review
Hyperliquid advocates for treating perpetual swaps (perps) under MiFID II regulations, while Circle seeks to influence MiCA by pushing for a lower bank deposit requirement for stablecoin reserves.
Hyperliquid advocates for treating perpetual swaps (perps) under MiFID II regulations, while Circle seeks to influence MiCA by pushing for a lower bank deposit requirement for stablecoin reserves.
Sources
- The Block — Hyperliquid Policy Center, Circle press EU on perps and stablecoin reserves in MiCA review
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BitGoose 深度分析
AI analysisHPC's argument emphasizes that the regulatory framework should be based on the economic features of instruments rather than their ledger technology. This could lead to a more flexible and technology-agnostic approach, which may benefit platforms like Hyperliquid by allowing them to operate under existing regulations.
The EU Commission is likely to consider HPC’s arguments for classifying perpetual futures under MiFID II rather than MiCA, potentially leading to a more nuanced regulatory approach that aligns with the economic features of these instruments.
- The EU Commission’s response to HPC's submission within the next few weeks
- Further developments in the MiCA review process as other stakeholders provide their input
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