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first_img American financial tycoon Don Wilson questions Hyperliquid's information priority, position transparency, and six other core issues

The founder and CEO of trading company DRW, Don Wilson, published an article raising several questions about the New York Stock Exchange's parent company's push to introduce the decentralized perpetual contract platform Hyperliquid to the U.S. market. He also expressed gratitude to CFTC Chairman Selig and the Trump administration for making such experiments possible and stated that only the market can determine whether an arrangement is useful.Don Wilson: What are the benefits of trading perpetual contracts on a regulated exchange in an on-chain manner? He believes the main advantage of on-chain trading is the reduction of friction in a trustless, identity-verification-free environment, or receiving the purchased assets in real-time through atomic transactions; however, perpetual contracts themselves are not assets, so the latter benefit does not apply.He also specifically mentioned Stan Druckenmiller, asking whether he is aware that positions and transactions on Hyperliquid can be tracked in real-time and whether he sees this as an advantage. Additionally, he noted that Hyperliquid's priority fee mechanism allows participants to pay to see information earlier or to move their orders ahead in the queue, and he inquired whether this aligns with CFTC core principles.Don Wilson further asked whether the liquidity of offshore order books can be merged with onshore order books; if not, whether listing perpetual contracts on regulated exchanges using traditional centralized order books is preferable to bearing the inefficiencies brought by on-chain matching.Previously, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) and trade[XYZ] announced plans to deploy a perpetual contract market covering crypto assets, stocks, commodities, foreign exchange, and other physical assets for U.S. traders based on Hyperliquid infrastructure, pending regulatory approval, with ICE operating the regulated market and clearing framework.

Financial Times: Silicon Valley tycoons plan to establish a bank to support crypto startups

ChainCatcher news, citing a report from the British Financial Times by Xinhua News Agency, a group of billionaire Silicon Valley entrepreneurs has applied for a charter banking license in the United States, preparing to establish a national bank focused on supporting startups engaged in businesses such as cryptocurrency.After the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in March 2023, some startups involved in high-risk businesses like cryptocurrency trading have faced difficulties in financing in the U.S. The report cites sources familiar with the matter, stating that the new bank is named "Erebor," after the treasure location in "The Lord of the Rings," with major investors being Silicon Valley big donors from the current Republican administration, such as Peter Thiel.According to application documents disclosed earlier this week, "Erebor" Bank will be a national bank providing traditional banking products and services related to virtual currencies for businesses and individuals. The primary target customers are companies participating in the U.S. "innovation economy," especially those in the fields of cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, defense, and manufacturing, as well as individuals working for or investing in these companies, including those with "insufficient access to credit." The bank will also seek to collaborate with non-U.S. companies "looking to enter the U.S. banking system."According to reports, "Erebor" Bank's headquarters will be located in Columbus, Ohio, with an office in New York City, providing only online customer services.
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