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Hyperliquid Tests Permissioned Markets for Payward’s US Perps Plan

Hyperliquid is testing optional on-chain allowlists for permissioned markets, a mechanism that would leave its existing markets unchanged, as part of Payward’s plan to offer US perpetual futures. The proposed US contracts still require regulatory approval before they can launch. The allowlist design would let the platform restrict participation in specific markets without altering the open, permissionless structure of its current offerings.

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The design choice is the real story: Hyperliquid is trying to bolt US-compliant access onto a permissionless venue without forking its core markets, which keeps existing users unaffected but creates a two-tier participation model that regulators and competitors will scrutinize. It matters most for US traders currently locked out of onshore perpetuals and for venues weighing similar gated structures. The open question is whether the allowlist mechanism satisfies regulators, since the contracts still need approval before any launch.

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