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Concerns Arise Over Potential Hyperliquid Breach

Concerns Arise Over Potential Hyperliquid Breach

Several users on X have noted that wallets linked to North Korean hackers are actively trading on the DEX Hyperliquid. Among those commenting was MetaMask wallet developer Taylor Monahan.

According to her calculations, the total losses from these transactions exceeded $700,000.

The community speculated that cybercriminals have targeted Hyperliquid as a potential victim and are conducting transactions to test the system’s stability. The primary concern is the hackers’ ability to gain control over the majority of validators, akin to the Axie Infinity breach.

Later, Monahan, citing Hyperliquid holders, reported that the only supported network, Arbitrum, is supposedly set to “roll back” in the event of a platform breach.

Nonetheless, she urged the project to protect the system by all possible means.

Representatives of Hyperliquid have not commented on the situation.

At the time of writing, the total value locked on the platform exceeds $1.8 billion, according to DeFi Llama.

In late November, Hyperliquid launched its native token HYPE, which tripled in value within five days. By mid-December, the influx of USDC to the exchange following the airdrop reached $1 billion.

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