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To own Hyperliquid Strategies today, you really have to believe the story is still being written around a fast-evolving crypto-derivatives ecosystem rather than traditional financial metrics. The company’s validator launch, broad index inclusions and active buyback already had investors focused on access, liquidity and ecosystem relevance as near term catalysts. Trump’s comments about CFTC Chair Mike Selig working on a compliant route for the Hyperliquid exchange in the U.S. now add a powerful new angle: regulatory traction as a potential growth enabler. That helps explain the very large year to date share price move and the sharp jump after the remarks. It also shifts the biggest risk. The key question is no longer just about losses and thin revenue, but whether expectations tied to U.S. regulatory progress have run ahead of what the business can actually deliver.
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