According to CoinMeta, Hyperliquid currently imposes a geographical blockade on the US market due to conflicts between its permission-free on-chain infrastructure and the legal structure of the US market. The article suggests that leveraging hip-3 and DEX which have licensing permissions to achieve Hyperliquid localization could become a major approach. This would provide a pathway for regulated entities to enter the market, execute KYC, and include compliant users in the trading whitelist, while maintaining Hypercore as a neutral infrastructure with permission-free characteristics for the native market. The Hyperliquid policy center is promoting discussions between CFTC and SEC regarding allowing licensed institutions to operate matching, settlement, and margin accounting on Hypercore. The permission management functions of the hip-3 test network provide a technical foundation for compliant access.