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Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has warned investors about unlicensed platforms and recent promotional activity referencing HabitTrade.In response, HabitTrade says it is a licensed Australian brokerage and “has not conducted any regulated business in Hong Kong,” nor marketed such services to the Hong Kong public.The firm blames third-party promoters for unauthorized content using its brand and says it may pursue legal action, underscoring how tight Hong Kong’s virtual asset rules have become.

Coinglass data shows whales on Hyperliquid now hold $3.66 billion in perpetual positions, with $1.854 billion in longs and roughly $1.8 billion in shorts.The resulting long/short ratio of 1.03 signals an almost perfectly balanced book, underscoring how uncertain large traders are about the next major move.The scale of these positions highlights Hyperliquid’s rise into the top tier of derivatives venues, with quarterly volumes in the hundreds of billions of dollars.