shubit(@shu_bit_):If Hyperliquid were to KYC users, then the foundation itself would also have to comply with AML obligations. So would they really go that far with KYC? I think a big reason why Hyperliquid has gained this level of liquidity and attention is because it targets a completely different user base from traditional financial exchanges. Some people may use traditional exchanges, but still want to make certain trades or hold certain positions without tying them to their real identity. Others may live in countries where KYC access is difficult or impossible in the first place. That’s literally part of the reason this exchange is being used. So would they actually implement full KYC?

2026.05.15 08:13

If Hyperliquid were to KYC users, then the foundation itself would also have to comply with AML obligations. So would they really go that far with KYC? I think a big reason why Hyperliquid has gained this level of liquidity and attention is because it targets a completely different user base from traditional financial exchanges. Some people may use traditional exchanges, but still want to make certain trades or hold certain positions without tying them to their real identity. Others may live in countries where KYC access is difficult or impossible in the first place. That’s literally part of the reason this exchange is being used. So would they actually implement full KYC?