HPC filed a comment letter supporting the SEC's proposed Regulation Crypto Assets while recommending five changes. The proposal would allow offerings up to $5 million over four years under a startup exemption and up to $75 million per 12 months under a fundraising exemption, plus a new safe harbor. HPC urges codifying the airdrop analysis, clarifying secondary trading for unregistered onchain protocols, making the safe harbor usable without admitting prior investment-contract status, incorporating staff buyback guidance with a single "central party" definition, and making federal preemption durable past safe harbor satisfaction.

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  • @HyperliquidPC Hyperliquid Policy CenterFirst reportOn X ↗

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  • @0xKmafia kmafiaOn X ↗

    I read the full letter, and this is big so I guess I will break my silence to share this before disappearing again. Today, @HyperliquidPC filed a 12-page letter with the SEC, and there's absolutely beautiful language in there that everyone, but especially S3 believers (or… https://t.co/7wQP3Gebcb

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  • @HypedLaunchesOn X ↗

    BIG UPDATE: Hyperliquid Policy Center (@HyperliquidPC) has officially submitted a comment letter to the SEC, supporting Regulation Crypto Assets and proposing five key refinements. The proposed regulatory framework includes: - Up to $5M in token offerings over four years under… https://t.co/a9lq0Jcca9

  • @PDmytriiev Petro D. | ResearchOn X ↗

    HPC’s comment letter supports the SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets, but its five requests show where the draft still leaves @HyperliquidX-style projects exposed: → Airdrops: Put “no payment, no security” into the rule text, and confirm that connecting a wallet or passing… https://t.co/VRNu2E9BCb

  • @Crypto_Crib_ Crypto CribOn X ↗

    Hyperliquid Policy Center urges the SEC to adopt new Regulation Crypto Assets proposal, with clarifications on its new safe harbor, which it says many projects cannot meet, and on airdrops. đź‘€

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