Hyperliquid's Jeff Yan told Bloomberg that US regulators should police the firms building on the network, not the blockchain itself. That's roughly how card networks already work: the network sets the rules, the acquiring banks carry the licence and the liability. The open question is who plays acquirer on a chain.
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